Okay, we are going to have a special about Russia, Ukraine, and we're going to get into that in a moment.

But before we do that, I realize this is a special. Before we do that, I actually have a bit of breaking news that may shock you.

It may shock you. You might want to sit down. Maybe you're at the airport on your iPad.

Maybe you're at home. I'm just asking, please sit down before I break this to you. Okay, you're ready for this?

Every war isn't World War II. I know. I know it may be a lot to take in, but allow me to say it one more time. Every war isn't World War II.

And every time a conflict breaks out, we don't have to view it through the lens of World War II. And every time a conflict breaks out, we don't have to view it through the lens

of World War II. Every bad guy isn't Hitler. Every good guy isn't Churchill. Everybody who wants

a peace deal of some kind isn't Neville Chamberlain? And I know people educated in America's

education system and people who watch the American media or listen to American politicians

on both sides. I understand how absolutely earth shattering what I just told you must be.

But on my life, there were wars forever before World War II.

I'm serious.

There was even a World War I promise.

There were wars forever before World War II and there have been wars after World War II.

I'm not even kidding.

So why am I being a complete smart

aleck here? Because I constantly see when we discuss Russia, Ukraine, the loss of 1.5 million lives,

that's what they say. One point five million, just to give you a frame of reference there,

that's more than the total loss of life

in every conflict in the history of the United States of America, including the Civil War.

That's how large that number is. But every time I see Russia, Ukraine brought up, I continually

hear things like this. We want to be able to support Ukraine for as long as it takes.

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