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Slack.com slash DHQ. Hey, welcome to the podcast. Today we just have an honest conversation

about what the hell is going on. I mean, Friday we left and we're like, yeah, that thing

overseas, you know, Ukraine or whatever, you know, Russia's really wants it. So we should

do something about it. And today we're facing DEF CON2. DEF CON2. DEF CON1 is, nuclear

missiles have been launched or nuclear war is imminent. I don't know. Did things get

pretty dicey quickly? We talk about it on today's podcast.

You're listening to the best of the men that program. We have Pat Gray joining us along

with my executive producer, Stu Berger. We're just talking about what's happening in the

Ukraine and what are we supposed to do about it? It's a hard question because the only thing

we could do really to help them actually help them remain free and independent is to

centriots. And we get some sudden supplies. Yeah, and we are. We are sending supplies,

but that's not going to stop the Russian invasion. I mean, it might delay it for a while,

but it's not going to stop it. They'd need, I think they'd need American forces to fight

off Russia. There's, you know, there one tenth the size of the Russian army. So are

there any Americans who want troops on the ground in Ukraine? I don't think so. Not

very many. I heard many people arguing for that though. Have you? No, it's just, but

it's, it's kind of just, it's nebulous. What everybody is, I mean, what do you want to

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