would that so in the night train? Stop by and live for a few hours while you're

there. That was some local context, local activists, journalists, people that are

involved with some of these volunteer fighters that have gone over. Got a sense of what was

happening there. Talked about the guns that are being run in from from Poland right

now. Actually, AR 15s and AK 47s to the Ukrainian people to the Ukrainian flight body armor

helmets. These are American weapons that are going through there. Well, some of them

Americans are repolished made. It's a whole patchwork. It's a dog's breakfast or weaponry.

Exactly. And I mean, if you want to pick up something, that's the place to go right now.

You know, you go to somebody's house and they've got body armor and quick clot and turn

it gets just strewn out across the beds and sofas. You know, I mean, it's, you know,

pretty much take what you want. So we make it down to Odessa and then we reach out

to more local context. People should understand Odessa is the key that kind of picks a lock.

That you got the land bridge, but that's the major port of Ukraine. And that's the, that

is Russia would love to have. I mean, in World War II, they didn't give up Odessa easily.

Yeah. This is this is something it's a crown jewel. Right. This was, and you can see even

in the city of Odessa, they're on the black sea. I mean, you can see the imperial architecture.

You can see, I mean, it, it reminds me of some of the buildings that you might see in

St. Petersburg, right? This is St. Petersburg on the black sea. This was the city of

Catherine the Great, right? This is a huge, huge city going back to the, the Russian Empire

going back to the Zars, right? This was their port on the black sea. This was the, the

center of commerce. This was the center of civilization, whereas Crimea, that was more

your military side. That was more the military part of everything. And so going back hundreds,

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