Good morning it is Monday, November 27th, five minutes after 11. You're listening to Kendall and Casey on 93 W. I. B.C.

So the Ukraine government says that more than 26,000 people have disappeared since the 22 invasion, since things began over

there, and nearly half of all US adults say too much funding is going into Ukraine and its war with Russia and this is

according to a new poll. Okay so a quote I think this was Michael Scott who said

this my how the turntables have turned.

Turned.

That was the quote.

But this, it's amazing how often we are right, Casey,

and how we are just clearly on the pulse

of where Americans are going to end up even if

they aren't there in the moment. But it appears finally because multiple polls now

are suggesting that is the trend you start to see the same thing you kind of

realize this is where people are,

that when you are paying for something for almost two years, and there's no, first of all,

there's no defined mission or quest or no tangible thing you can wrap your arms around it by what success or victory is for your money,

people wear out on that. It's the exact same thing that happened in Iraq.

When the Bush administration, essentially it appears now lied about weapons of mass destruction,

to have an excuse to go into Iraq, people were still very supportive.

And they were very supportive up until George Bush declared

mission accomplished, gets on the fighter jet.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, we're the monkeys and we're not monkeying around right

much like they were the first Gulf War in which George Bush's father then

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