Good evening.

The show begins to note in Ukraine.

The stalemate continues.

Speaking with Colonel Jeff McClough in the United States Army-retired artillerymen, CBS News,

the Russians are defending and attacking both in the Kirsts' salient, attacking in Dernetsk and Luhansk.

There's no single battle access, the colonel tells me. There's scattered small unit tactics.

General Frost is on the field.

No breakthrough, no concessions. Unlikely that Russia will negotiate as long as their Ukrainian troops in Russia.

Unlikely. But, and then a conversation about Greenland with Colonel McCausland, not because of Greenland, but because of NATO.

A NATO member threatening another NATO member,

if that's what it was when Mr. Trump said we could use the military.

There are 50, 60,000 people said to be residents of Greenland.

It is a vital piece of strategic ocean because of the opening of the Arctic passages for shipping from Asia to Europe and vice versa.

At the same time, it's part of the famous Greenland, Iceland, UK gap, the breakout for the

Russian northern fleet, especially of submarines.

The party is not against it.

I checked with the Conservative caucus leader Jim Jim Paff and he said, nope,

don't hear any negativity.

It's odd, but it's not negative.

On to robotics, a conversation with Chris Regal,

who's attending the electronic show in Las Vegas

as he does every year for 30 years.

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