topic. We saw Ukraine carry out an unprecedented drone attack inside Russia just ahead of planned negotiations between the two countries.

Where do things stand? What does that tell you?

Right. Well, you know, famously, when Zelensky was in the Oval Office, Donald Trump told him he didn't have any cards.

He didn't have any cards to play. Well, it does look like Zelensky does have the Oval Office, Donald Trump told him he didn't have any cards. He didn't have any cards to play.

Well, it does look like Zelensky does have some cards to play, and the Ukraine military

does have some things that they can still do to defend themselves and push Russia back.

You know, I was talking with one senior Democrat the other day, and he was saying how impressed

he'd been with the kind of drone technology and how nimble the Ukrainian military was being

with their drones fighting off Russia.

So they may have more leverage than previously believed that they were sort of, you know, counted out. So look,

it's a big boost for Ukraine. And I do think it gives them a stronger negotiating position going

forward.

Abroad, you got to look at Russia and Ukraine. I don't understand why you went after Senator Graham.

He said he's going to sanction Russia more.

The Senate's going to do it, bipartisan.

They got like 80 senators together on this.

You say what he's doing is wrong and that it could be a jailable offense.

How so?

Chris, we're being sucked into a kinetic Third World War right now that's going to dwarf

the 20th century's first and second World War. And, exorably, we've been drawn in every day

what the Ukrainians did. And what the White House has said is that they never got a heads up. They attacked part of the

strategic triad of the Russians. This is something Curtis LeMay would never think of. They took out

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