because during the cold war, there was an effort by the united states and the soviet union provide proxy was bought in distance by the west nato united states and other they are fighting a proxy war right, to rush on the door and there are enormous risks in this because things can escalate it. and they can go out to happen to this policy of sanctions, which the west of the board and which others did. we did is being in the so called food chart, it is for short, it is commodity prices rising inflation, deception of supply chains and all the, and much more important the oil price hike. we did the engine for all the economies . so i think as a war going on, and if it goes on, the west is going to lose more and more support. because apart from some problems with itself, we'll face, but much to each of the modus losses that there was actually even stuff much more than the west will lead to claims the block does not one of the confrontation with most because it was, it will take on that statement, considering the fact that many ukrainian trips were trained by nato instructors and now fighting with weapons supplied by the us led alli

united states. ready and the soviet union to find proxy was bought in distant geographies by the west nato united states and other they are fighting a proxy war right at the door. and there are enormous risks in this because things can escalate it. and they can go out to happened to this policy of sanctions, which the west of the board and which others are we did is being in the saw bought food shot. it is short that it is, commodity prices rising inflation and deception of supply chains and all the, and much more bought and the oil price hike with the engine for all the economies. so i think as a war going on and if it goes on, the west is going to lose more and more support because apart from some problems with itself we'll face, but they have much to each of the motors losses. that was actually even stuff much more than the west will. they tend to claim the block does not one of the confrontation with most because it was, it will take on that statement. considering the fact that many ukrainian trips were trained by nato instructors. and i'll fight with weapons supplied by the us led alliance. i mean,

because during the cold war, there was an effort by the united states and the soviet union to find proxy was. but in distant geographies, but in the west nato united states and other they are fighting a proxy war right at the door. and there are enormous risks in this because students can escalated, they can go out. and in fact, we are talking about hybrid warfare. and what is happening is actually hybrid walk conducted by nato against russia. so we had already in that game, as for the rest of the world is concerned, actually there was a very nice movement, larger than any of the 2 blocks. we do not want to take sites in today's context. i think that this is not going to join sites against russia or for nato, for the simple reason that the was the this, the european conflict. deliberately august traded in because of a failure to accommodate us to genuine security concerns. it is a european conflict. we did it being imposed on the rest of the world to this policy off sanctions which the west of the board and which others did, which is helping in the so called food shortage is for short term is commodity prices rising inflation, deception of

united nation can criticize so much every inception, particularly by the west, particularly by the united states and nato powers incidentally. so hopefully there would be some sort of consensus among you and member states as to how exactly these oil reserves and oil management would be administered because my fear, and i think a lot of people sphere would be that the same people that lead to the destruction of libya in 2011, those same governments would then be placed in charge of the oil reserves, which i think would be disastrous. and i think this has to be done in a way. if it's going to be done, it has to be done in a way that isn't disregard the idea of profits. you know that we shouldn't allow western oil companies to benefit from this that should be solely administered on the principles of staff and warlords in libya. the un human rights office is calling for an independent probe into the killing of at least 23 african migrants by moroccan security officials. incident took place last week when hundreds of people stormed at the border of an autonomy spanish city in northern africa. now warning migh

biden understands it will be a strategic disaster for the west, for the united states, if nato if putinhe biden policy has been a bit too timid. but with encouragement from congress and critics from outside, he eventually does the right thing that i think he should have done two months earlier. you�*re watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: the chinese astronauts heading for a space station they have to finish building. the day the british liberated the falklands. and by tonight, british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbymania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, forthem, has raised great hopes for an end to the division of europe. it happened as the queen moved towards horse guards parade - for the start of- trooping the colour. gunshots the queen looks worried, but recovers quickly. - as long as they�*ll pay to go and see me, i�*ll get out there and kick �*em down the hill. what does it feel like to be the first man to cross the channel by your own power? it feels pretty neat. i

they're making a lot of irresponsible threats to the west, but the united states and nato are not respondingin its territorial integrity, and be politically independent. that's our obligation under the united nations charter and the obligation that the united states is fulfilling. >> the russian spokesman that responded already to this announcement, probably not surprisingly, and the way the kremlin spokesperson put it was that the u.s. is purposefully and diligently adding fuel to the fire. this is one thing that president biden kind of clearly wanted to address in his opinion piece announcing these new weapons because they're very clearly trying to say that they're not trying to, as you're talking about, provoke russia. let me read what he wrote in part to the opinion piece. we do not seek war with nato and russia. as much as i disagree with mr. putin, and find his actions an outrage, the united states will not try to bring about his ouster in moscow. do you think these new weapons systems heading into ukraine, do you think this has a chance of provoking russia further? >> absolutely not,

it is said that the west, the united states and nato, are now able to give ukraine a lot of fire in returnt it appears that putin's army continues to advance slowly by the day. is the west and is america moving fast enough? >> we have done lots of important and big decisions. also the united states but all the nato allies. the problem is that we are not making those decisions fast enough and the decisions we make are not implemented fast enough. ukraine doesn't really have time. every day they are fighting, defending their land and they need military aid we can give them so that they can defend their country. >> dana: how are you all in estonia handling any of the refugees you saw that were fleeing ukraine? and also just the general anxiety of the country, if there is. if you could describe that for us about putin's ambitions after ukraine. >> putin's ambitions have not changed. he has been very open about his aims all along. it is just that maybe some of the western countries who have much better neighbors than we do haven't really believed that he is also talking and doing what he is tal

russia's war against your grade, is ostensibly something about nato, about the role of the united states, about the intention of the west, to somehow advance in europe. but in reality, russia's boy against ukraine is not only about europe, it is about globally important things. rush and leadership strives to discards all the achievements of the historical development of human time, particularly the system of international law, which we have to day. and it wants to come back to life of the 19th century, or even before that when it was impossible to ensure the harmonious de hm. on is development and well being for billions of people. we can now speak to double use rebecca rigorous, who's in care of for us. hello to you, rebecca. so as we've been reporting you korean forces are fighting back russian troops mainly in the east and the south. what are the latest developments at the front lines? well, the latest developments, marianna, all that knew this slow moving war has become a war of attrition, a particularly as you say, in the don bass region, we're saying some counter offenses from the ukraine inside in the south. but

unity of the west under the leadership of the united states, we do not mind how the west arranges its own affairs within the framework of the institutions that it has created, including and naton union, however, against the fact that the west, by developing its institutions, violates global obligations, including obligations that were accepted within the framework of the organization for security and cooperation in europe and these commitments , let me remind you, that no country has the right to strengthen its security at the expense of the security of others and not a single organization. they have the right to claim dominance in the euro-atlantic region, it is not difficult to understand that nato is doing just that and, of course, the west should not build its own. when implementing their ideas, jects should not put their ideas into practice in violation of the already universal rules, first of all, the charter of the united nations organization what is and states that its fundamental principle is respect for the sovereign equality of the state, and all these aspects of the international situation, which are connected with the events unfolded by the west around ukraine, a

united states and nato should consider providing long-range strike and recognizance drones. >> we know, obviously, ukrainians need the longer range systems. but whether the united states and west are willing to give it to them is another conversation. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >>. >>> on sunday, ukraine's president, paid tribute to the lithuanian film maker who was killed while making a documentary about life in mariupol under russia's invasion. at a pretaped address, mr. zelenskyy underscored the importance of art that shine as lithe on the truth. >> reporter: art itself, culture, in all its forms shape people, educate them or vice versa. close hem in the dark in lies. that is why it is important to bear the truth. it is important to support art that is for life, not for those that want to destroy that life. >> well, south korea and the u.s. are sending a strong message to pyongyang about recent missileal launches. the south korean joint chiefs of staff says eight surfs-to-surface missiles were launched early sunday morning. in response to the launch of eight short-ballistic missiles on sunday. and ivan, what dowe make of this tit for tat? >> well, right now

west certain countries, nato countries. so it really doesn't mean much to iran, the united states, saudi arabia, israeli regime. all of them were allies in the past. just because they're coming out of the closet, does it mean that there's any major change in the dynamics in the region? the only thing that will happen is that when things become more out in the open, public opinion becomes more important. with the west sanctions on russia showing little signs of a beating italian tourism workers are the latest to cry foul with the industry on the verge of collapse due to restrictions on travel for russian tourists. industry managers complain that a disruptive summer season may lead to great economic losses. betsy, it's al alto he of in the but love the when will complain about the absence of russian tourists this year. tradition tourism moves the economy and for us know italian since sicilian volume it is very important sunday. the absence of russians is weighing heavily, but there are many closed h umbrellas, empty seats, and little work is being done to the lack of russian tourists, the owner. he's empty spaces

can swim even deeper here, because this distrust of the west, the reluctance to see cooperation and the special presence of nato and the united statesn the region, conspiracy theories, eurasian sentiments they are so deep sit in turkish society that in order to get the support of the electorate in the elections any party opposition liberal not liberal any other it should take into account these moods and it is interesting to look at the polls there in 18-19 of those years after the attempted coup in turkey 82% of the turkish population considered the main threat to turkey and the united states of america, which is an ally of turkey and the united states in this anti-rating, they were ahead of armenia, greece, cyprus, i don't know there, syria, israel, of all the countries that now they really pose a threat to turkey recently, the mood has weakened, but even now, according to polls, the majority of the population in turkey believes that the united states and nato are guilty of this war, and russia is much less guilty, so i hope that in independence, what will happen in the 23rd year very strongly being so optimistic, supporting this

nato summit. he, he stated that last year when he met with president putin, he warned him that if he invaded ukraine, that he would see a united west and an even bigger and stronger nato. so that's exactly wouldn't putin has gotten. and when you mentioned thou about sweden and finland, we've seen a reversal of 2 over 2 centuries worth of neutrality from sweden. they have calculated that the situation is so dire that they need to join nato. finland, as you pointed out, has a long border with rossa. so they have carefully calculated and they have decided that it is far better to be with nato than to end up like ukraine and be invaded and have the country bombed into rumbles. so i think that ross's actions have actually created exactly what president putin didn't want. he's got a stronger nato. he's got 32 countries al, rather than 30. that somehow you must explain to his domestic audience that this special military operation has created. all of this blow back on russia. in addition, sanctions are biting in russia, their economy is hurting, and europeans will never be as dependent as they are to day on russian energy. they will, it wi

challenge or a strategic challenge, that is, nato becomes an institution for the consolidation and global confrontation of the collective west led by the united stateshina and russia as the main powers that challenged. ah, western hegemony, the other main issues of the nato summit are the buildup of a military presence on the eastern flank, this assistance to ukraine and to ukraine and , of course, negotiations with turkey, which so far continues to block the invitation to nato of sweden and finland, and these plans have already been commented on today head of the russian ministry of foreign affairs sergey e. lavrov listen as for the plans, uh, which are preparing for this nato itself to declare us a threat to the whale and declare us a systemic challenge, but they don’t like to play with words, but this does not change the essence a long time ago before everyone created the tanata themselves. russia was declared an enemy. in all or other terms, but russia is declared an enemy, and, if you listen to the statement of western politicians, it is declared an enemy simply because it does not want to agree with the neoliberal world order, which the united

i think if anyone in the west, either the united states or natal members could have made it known that for ukraine to join nato is a dead end. it will not happen. and it shall not happen. then i think russia would have no reason to go into your crane to engage in this military operation to start with. now, on the other hand, russia has made it clear that the eastward expansion of nato should not continue to russia stall step. russia did not mention this one day. it has mentioned this for years, for several decades, as a matter of fact. and the continued expansion of nato is in control of it all promised this the united states made to russia after 991. when the former soviet union dissolved, as far as i'm concerned, it's not just a matter of broken promises. i think you even wrote about that in one of your articles that president putin had ample reason to complete that nader's expansion into your crenan, the deployment of a medium range missiles there would fundamentally change russia's security profile . and this is not some abstract ideological thing because of putin as the commander in chief, as well as the

i think if anyone in the west, either the united states law natal members could have made it known that for ukraine to join nato is at that end, it will not happen. and it should not happen. then i think russia would have no reason to go into your crane to engage in this military operation to start with. now, on the other hand, russia has made it clear that the eastward expression of nato should not continue to rush a small step. russia did not mention this one day. it has mentioned this for years, for several decades. as a matter of fact. and the continued expansion of nato is in country all promised this the united states made to russia after $991.00. when the former soviet union dissolved, as far as i'm concerned, it's not just a matter of broken promises. i think you even wrote about that in one of your articles that president putin had ample reason to complete that nader's expansion into your crenan, the deployment of a medium range missiles there would fundamentally change rushes, security profile. and this is not some abstract ideological thing because of putin as the commander in chief, as well as the r

corridor, it is worth it for third powers such as nato, the united states, to ensure the passage of these ships along the humanitarian corridor, the westcurrently waiting for this, according to brian clark, that is, if there will be results of the negotiations, and the corridor system will be implemented. if these negotiations reach a dead end, says clark, then more attention will be paid to providing ukraine with the necessary weapons in order to unblock this passage by military means, the un already hopes for the success of the negotiations, what is the basis of such hopes? the representative of albania in this institution told us that the decision will come through negotiations through understanding, if we are interested in providing these goods to those who need them, then there can be no practical discussions ensuring this in a conflict situation is impossible without the support of both countries. i am sure that there will be no complications on the part of ukraine, but the support of russia and the russian army that is in the black sea is also needed i hope that humanism will win, because it is about the survival of millions. th

campaign that russia's war against ukraine is ostensibly something about nato, about the united states, about the intention of the westsomehow advance in europe. but in reality, russia's war against ukraine is not only about europe. it is about globally important things. russian leadership strives to disguard all the achievements of the historical development of human kind, particularly the system of international law, which we have today. and it wants to come back to life of the 19th century or even before that, when it was important -- >> reporter: when the head of the conference introduced zelenskyy, he said most -- all the other speakers here have to speak in person. they don't allow virtual speakers but because of the importance of the moment and of course the importance of the speaker, zelenskyy was, of course, allowed to address this conference virtually. >> yeah. and oren, pivoting from ukraine but staying at that conference, the u.s. defense secretary had strong words about china and taiwan. take us through that. >> reporter: so, right when he began speaking defense secretary lloyd austin talked about the int

nato now this rhetoric. as it was called, it is not just rhetoric. in my opinion, it is for the west if it is a suicidal territory, because the biggest nightmare for the united states turn into a military-political alliance, which will have combined resources on them about simply of some absolutely gigantic scale, to which they are being pushed , including such statements not only by biden, but here you are telling nato and the united states, here you are with toltenberg, please, we are disappointed that china has not condemned russia's attack on ukraine by saying that china is spreading false reports. he is nato and the west, as well as the fact that china and russia are now closer than ever. we realized it's early february when putin's president is the president of the fiz. or that their partnership is boundless, at the same time china for the first time so clearly spoke out against nato and nato expansion, and this is the main question. they make such statements in a sense, they seem to want to tear china off, but in fact they are pushing it in our direction, but now i have after all, the question is in the current situation and against the background of these s

united states and the leadership of great britain are leadership. nato stubbornly insists that the military conflict in ukraine can last for several years. and that the westcontinue to pump all this time, kiev with weapons and a day. this is what the secretary general once again said in particular today. nato jens, stoltenberg, yes, here is his quote and according to him. the west should not stop supporting ukraine even if the costs are high, because in the event that , uh, the end of support for ukraine, the west will pay a higher price, but even in the united states , not everyone thinks like that and uh, everything, louder and louder voices in in favor of moving towards a peaceful settlement. and right now, a and it is said that the costs of a war of attrition are getting higher for the west itself, including the united states, than the benefits of this war of attrition from this point of view. in particular, a professor at george town university and a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations adheres, and charles captch, who in the past, by the way, was a senior member of the united states national security council under clinton and obama, her

the west continues to promise ukraine, things that it will probably never get. ukraine in my opinion, is now a victim of the war. waged by the united states and nato also involving russia. but of course, ukraine is in the middle of all this business. and in my opinion, the european states and united states of america, misled ukraine, that it can win, or that it can resist. i believe that crane has no chance of winning this wars. kiya will simply have to accept moscow's demands that i change with that. well, while focusing on foreign policy in ukraine, supp west and officials do seems we pay less attention to matters back home as to some of the approval ratings have declined dramatically. artie culture contributes rachel mazda, explains. western leaders frequently point out their unity amid the conflict in ukraine, but they're also united in their taking popularity at home. british prime minister boards, johnson's ratings are for the drainage is 29 percent approval in the wake of the new cabinet office report feature and photos of johnson whooping it up with drinks in hand at 10 down the street at a time when he was demanding that britons isolate t

west wing. we're not going to the capital to our viewers watching p b s or the united states into all of you around the world. welcome, we begin the day with nato's 21st century rethink of itself and of the world. when the cold war ended 3 decades ago, the hope was high, that one day nato in russia would become allies. the less remnants of that hope were snuffed out when russian forces invaded ukraine earlier this year. so today, nato made it official. the security situation is no longer what it was, and neither is nato. today, nato officially invited sweden and finland to join the alliance native also for the 1st time named russia as its primary adversary. and today, in another 1st nato mentioned china calling it a challenge to the global order. nato is also beefing up its troop presence all along its eastern flank with russia. now all of these changes, some of them, unprecedented coming as nato redefines itself and the security risks of the 21st century. we have more now in this report. sweden's prime minister, magdalena anderson, arriving at the nato summit. if all goes to plan a country along with finland, should soon put aside decades of neu

west at the expense of security in the east. all of that seems to have evaporated. now, and i think the, it shows the united states and in fact, and the nato countries which were pushed by washington cannot live up to their agreements. the only way you get last in agreements. and even that's questionable now is by treaty and, and we're not seen, none of those agreements were in the form of treaties. so these agreements were basically made to be broken mike malay for, for my senior security policy analyst at the pentagon. many thanks for your time, i always appreciate it. thank you, nicky, for the 1st time the leaders of japan, south korea, australia, and new zealand are in attendance at the nato summit. trying to stop diplomat has reacted with a warning. the potential enlargement of the military block in the asia pacific region could ignite a confrontation in recent years, nieto has been persistently expanding and provoking confrontation between groups of countries. the international community should be highly aware of this and should strongly oppose it. well, meanwhile, british foreign secretary less trust, has called on nato member state

the west continues to promise ukraine, things that it will probably never get ukraine in my opinion, is now a victim of the war. waged by the united states and nato also involving russia. but of course, ukraine is in the middle of all this business. and in my opinion, the european states and united states of america, misled ukraine, that it can win, or that it can resist. i believe that korean has no chance of winning this war. kia will simply have to accept moscow's demands that i change with china has lashed out at the u. s. after washington, this scribe beijing's expanding influence in the pacific region. as a threats. it follows a security pack between china on the solomon islands. having recently been agreed upon in the us new zealand joint statement typing, the relevant issue has altieri or motives and creates disinformation to attack and discredit china. the united states has military bases all over the world, yet it expresses so called concerns about other countries carrying out normal security co operation. such behavior is very hypocritical and reflects a deep rooted hedge, a monic mindset. we urge the u. s. to abandon its cold war ment

uh, she understands that the world is coming not from the west and therefore she risks, yes, to the united states. yes the european union yes natos terms. in the end. she's in line at the eu for a bunch of years, each time they present new conditions to it, one, two, three, fourth, fifth. ah, she does them and says them. and kolya yes, now turkey is making these demands to sweden and finland and the swedes. and finns, of course. they must be prepared for the fact that nothing awaits them at the madrid summit, these most sincere democracy, turkey will carry, uh, to the world, but also in relation to, uh, the west but to this new world, uh, a fairly high share of conflict, because it is obvious that you will be in conflict and already the concept. at real regions need to prepare and understand that from the fact that turkey will move away from the west , it will not always become friendly to us, and we need to understand that turkey will gain weight to keep between becoming a more and more powerful player, with which there is no doubt will have to be reckoned with, but what is important here, i finish this is that, uh, if the west

the west continues to promise you crane things that it will probably never get. ukraine in my opinion, is now a victim of the war. waged by the united states and nato also involving russia. but of course, ukraine is in the middle of all this business. and in my opinion, the european states and the united states of america, misled ukraine, that it can win, or that it can resist. i believe that korean has no chance of winning this war. kia will simply have to accept moscow's demands, i think with now similarly, mixed signals coming from the west over russian oil. president biden has a nice it should still be bought by western countries to stop mosque was selling it to others on making profits. a sentiment put forward by the european commission had some days ago as well. we'll just cross lie to the us and our correspond. rachel blevins. hi there, rachel? yeah, give us a breakdown of what looks on the face of it, contrasting views on the same issue by the american leader. yeah, it seems like the white house could be pursuing yet. another change in policy as president bite at now says you would consider reversing his own ban on russian oil . but just as

west and not all of nato. but they say see something like that. >> three ideas. this is why you have friends. does the united states come to defends taiwan?t important thing the chinese communist party should see is japan, south korea, australians, folks in other parts of southeast asia are determined together to push back against them. we'll provide the support. we'll be there. >> neil: you think china would get this provocative, invade taiwan with this backdrop, that it looks at the economic measures we've taken against russia and there be the grace of god, this is not a likely threat. >> i think it's the converse of that. i think they see the ruble today is higher than when this adventure began and the west is not serious. >> but everything else is a disaster. >> yeah. we don't have -- the global supply chain is a mess. russia is probably in worse condition today than february 24 as a domestic economic matter. but what jinping sees is the west didn't sanction all of the russian banks. if they did do that to them, the chance that they'll do that with china where we're much more interconnected, our economy depends more on the chinese gov

united states, these missiles they are targeted before they ever reach the front floods. another thing that the media has been concealing from audiences in the west is a huge amount of nato weapons that have fallen into the hands of russians, though, that now being used by russians which we saw as ourselves, javelin missiles and law missiles, humvees all in the service now of russian troops and allied troops in the, in the east of the country, eastern new credit. so, so, yes, we have heard these admissions but given the reality and given what the median politicians and the west have painted have constructed this alternative reality. we, we expect many more of these admissions in times to come. where our, thanks for taking us through the arts or senior correspondent morocco, steve. well, indeed, the battle for control of self war, normative rages on the russian defense ministry has released footage. it says is, professionally directed videos by ukraine, claiming to show combat scenes, film to boost morale and say the works were directly sponsored by the british government. if you can give me yeah, the russian m o. d said the video you just watched was filled up the end of

the west and the united states, actually has shown his deaton by what was an assumption on the part of many this international analyst myself, was back in years, i was thinking that the expansion of nato was towards ease, would bring some sort of combination to a confrontation, i didn't know at the time i'm talking about back in 25 years ago. for example, i or to piece on that based on what was, what was the, the state craft of the security and foreign policy at that time and how sustainably to happen. even last year, i actually were basically in an in forum in moscow. and so she basically either is disappoint exactly that. what was that can be the intention because it is a preemption which prevents a risks and mitigates risk. and i think in this case the one sided do feed news feed, which goes to the war must be countered on the ground realities. but that comes as well from leaders in the west, doesn't it? when they talk about the world, they're talking about europe, the u. s other western countries. increasingly, i think since the beginning of the ukraine conflict, we're seeing that being redressed somewhat because he's got china, india, pakistan saying, well hold on you're, you're

the west continues to promise you crane things that it will probably never give my brain. in my opinion. i is now a victim of the war in waged by the united states and nato also involving russia. but of course, ukraine is in the middle of all this business. and in my opinion, the european states and the united states of america, misled ukraine, that it can win, or that it can resist. i believe that korean has no chance of winning this wars. key of will simply have to accept moscow's demands english doughty, okay, moving the program on the a british citizen is facing extradition to the u. s. from saudi arabia, after allegedly violating american sanctions on north korea. washington claims he illegally shared knowledge of crypto currency technologies, whip young young during a conference in the country. christopher douglas hems is wanted for allegedly conspiring to violate the international emergency economic powers act, specifically conspiring to violate united states sanctions on the democratic people's republic of korea. by working with an american citizen, to illegally provide crit to currency and block chain technology services to the democratic people

west to be united under the united states. we did not mind them really was to care about their own businesses with in the institutions as they have not come up like is created with like nato and the european union. but we are against the last violating or a global obligations, including obligations adopted within the organization for security and cooperation in europe and the subjugation. so i would like to remind you that no country has the right to strengthen its security at the expense of the security of other countries, and no organization has the right to dominate in the european atlantic region. it is not hard to understand that if that's exactly what nato is doing and the west shouldn't be g, adopting their projects or implementing their ideas carry out their ideas in violation of the universal rules. first of all, in violation of the charter dad legation, prince for more, says that the basic principle of the un is the respect for that sovereign equality of the states. all these aspects of the international situation that are connected related to the developments around you train our partners from the girls corporation country is understand these perfectly. and we

west combat that? >> i have written about the idea of convoying. humanitarian convoys but escorts by warships provided by the united states, nato, the united nations.t of people are talking about this. he knows he can't really stop that, so he is now talking about opening a humanitarian corridor. one way or the other, we have to get the grain out or we're going to have a global food security crisis. >> admiral stavridis, thank you for being with us this morning. again, the new book, "to risk it all, nine conflicts in the crucible of decision." thank you, my friend, for being with us today. >>> up next on "way too early," how donald trump may play into evening's highly anticipated hearings before the january 6th committee. >>> coming up on "morning joe," a member of the committee, congresswoman elaine luria is a guest. >>> plus, we'll hear from members of congress about the push for gun reform in the house, as well as where things stand on negotiations in the senate, when homeland security chir chairman gary peters joins the congress. representative steny hoyer is a guest, as well. "morning joe" a few minutes away. lightweight. fragrance-free. 48 ho