I didn't intend for the whole day to be Ukraine, but you know, the president of the United States has been speaking and answering questions.

Oh, just as I come back on, he leaves the stage.

I was going to listen to some of his questions, but he's walking away.

Good for him, though, answering some questions from reporters.

I didn't think he had it in him.

I got to say a few things some of you won't like.

I don't think the president comes off looking good here.

I think that the United States could be more aggressive in its sanctions.

Again, no one's saying

send troops to Ukraine. The president says he's sending troops to NATO allies. He's going to

beef up NATO allies. Nobody thinks at this moment that Vladimir Putin is going to storm across

the border into Romania or Poland. He's in Ukraine.

He's captured. Putin has Chernobyl. While you may be distracted by the nuclear power plant,

it's actually a direct line down the Kiev reservoir to Kiev from Chernobyl. There's nothing

stopping him now from taking over Kiev.

We expect the United States does.

Kiev to fall within the next 72 hours.

It'll probably be sooner than that.

And the president wants a whole bunch of sanctions.

And he's going to get some.

The EU will have to back us up on this.

And China, meanwhile, for the first time, is opening up its doors to Russian wheat.

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