Our radio show, like no other, is Brian Kilmeade.

For a long time, I thought that a military operation was not feasible.

It was not plausible. I had my own cause benefit analysis.

And even if you put aside all other considerations,

I thought that to go into Ukraine is not in Russia's interests.

But apparently, you know, my cause benefit analysis did not coincide with that in the Kremlin.

Dr. Andre Kortanov, he is a Russian foreign policy adviser,

speaking to Sky News, talking about the operation where Russia goes into the Ukraine,

where on day 8, and at the beginning to encircle two major cities,

they took their first one yesterday, and people wondering where this is going.

Not many people in this world are for this 141 countries at the United Nations yesterday voted against this.

But still Vladimir Putin continues to pound civilian targets and civilians

and just try to wreck and raise a city.

This does not surprise my next guest, Rick Prado.

He's spent 24 years in the CIA.

He's not there for a brand new book.

He was featured on 60-minute, excuse me, on CBS this morning,

but called Black Ops, the life of the CIA shadow warrior.

Rick, welcome. Great to meet you.

Thank you. It's a pleasure to meet you.

And thanks for everything you did to this country for this country.

Thank you, Brian. There's a lot of Rick Prado's in the agency. Trust me.

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