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This is the Tom Hartman program.

Welcome to the program on the line with us.

Our buddy Phil Idner, the veteran war correspondent based out of Kiev, Ukraine, and the host of the On the Edge podcast.

You can also find his video blog over on YouTube.

Just look for Philip Itner, P-H-I-L-I-P-T-N-E-R, or Itner-Filip on Blue Sky and Twitter.

And today, Phil, you're in Lviviv?

I am.

I'm in Lviv, and I've spent the better part of the day on a train with spotty Wi-Fi. So I may be a little bit behind the curve news-wise, but the reason I've come to Lviviv

is a good one.

I oftentimes partner and help fundraise for an organization called the Ukrainian Children's Action Project.

To which I donate, by the way, monthly.

I am very happy to hear that, and thank you very much for doing that, Tom.

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