Let's shift all over to your expertise here.

So I think the situation in Ukraine is worsening for Keefe, and that's an advantage to Putin, unfortunately.

Because Putin doesn't care how many Russians are dead.

He does care about the ruble collapsing in his economy and heambles.

He cares about that, but he didn't care about the dead.

So Trump has now got a more difficult problem with Putin than he would if the battle was

a stalemate, which it isn't. And Trump knows that.

He actually said that to me. He said, you know, Russia's win. I said, I know they're winning,

but you have to make it painful for them to win. But now, the specter of more economic

sanctions against Russia, that's what Trump came out last week and said. How do you see this going

down? I actually think Putin is going to regret doing what he did for the simple reason that if he

winds up at Donald Trump's pleasure by retaining any amount of Ukraine that he was able to take since the invasion.

And I don't know if that's going to be the case or not, but let's assume that it is.

The payment he's going to have to make for that is a structure that guarantees Ukraine ironclad security.

If that's short of joining NATO,

it'll be some kind of a NATO compact umbrella,

but the deal will be very simply,

okay, you get X, Y, and Z, you never get another inch.

And if you take one more inch in the future,

all bets are off and we go

toe to toe immediately with the United States and NATO all in with Ukraine. So you're locked.

It's all over. When is that deal? Are they going to go to Iceland and me? Do you have any

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