From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

We're not fiction, we're not a book.

We're fighting for real with a nuclear state that threatens to destroy the world.

That's President Zelinsky of Ukraine on 60 minutes.

The other night I missed it because I didn't realize 60 minutes came back, so I watched it and it's entirely last night.

I like most Americans, a lot of people in the world.

You get back to your regular life and drift away from this story or that and forget the reality of it.

And watching 60 minutes brought back the reality of what that perfectly first world developed people living like you and me country has been going through for the last year and a half.

It's just amazing.

And you watch President Zelinsky and it reminds me of that great movie they made about Lincoln.

And the pressure, the Lincoln was dealing with watching the citizens of your country die and wondering if you're going to win or not and you can hold it together or if this is the end.

That's what you see on Zelinsky's face.

I mean, good God, it's brutal.

He puts on a brave face within as they observed on 60 minutes, then the darkness returns.

Oh, I don't know how anybody keeps it together through this stuff.

Let's hear a little more from him from him and then I want to have got some other commentary around this whole topic with President Biden giving a speech today at the UN about the need for the world to continue to support Ukraine.

And Zelinsky is going to speak at the UN and our own Congress this week.

But anyway, here's some more Zelinsky on 60 minutes.

Can you give up any part of Ukraine for peace?

No, this is our territory.

A week ago, I gave awards to parents of soldiers who have been killed.

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