Welcome back to the Dershow.

Has the world looks on with horror at the increasingly brutal walkrimes that Putin and

his minions are inflicting on Ukraine, there's mounting frustration.

Everybody wants to do something while not everybody, some of my commentators are still rooting

for Putin and think that, you know, Zelensky is a Nazi and Putin is the greatest thing

since whatever, since Stalin probably.

But the vast, vast, vast majority of reasonable people understand that these are walkrimes,

they're horrible walkrimes, they're getting worse.

And disclosures that soldiers planted booby traps and children's toys and sandboxes in

order to lure children to blow themselves up, I mean, what a horrible, horrible walkrime.

No excuse, no justification.

Now the city of Maripol is surrounded and people can't get out, soldiers are trapped, civilians

are trapped, and NATO can't send in a rescue operation, it's just not possible.

And so we just watch CNN or Fox or MSNBC or Newsmax and we sit there and utter frustration,

what can we do?

And so some of the responses are just, well, we have to do something.

So Wimbleton is going to end the war now.

Wimbleton, the great, you know, tennis venue is just announced that Russian players and

players from Belarus will not be allowed to compete.

That's going to have zero impact on Putin or on the war, but it has a major impact on

civil liberties and on the non-political aspect of sports and athletics.

But if there are Russian tennis players who oppose the Putin, who have really engaged

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