Good evening. The show begins tonight in Ukraine asking can air power win a war.

Russia is increasingly committed to drones and missiles. Very little activity on the front line,

which is transparent to drones, and both sides are well armed with suicide drones, firing back and forth.

But the incoming, the big stuff, the cities and the infrastructure are not well guarded.

And the increase in incoming has been obvious the last week, frustrating the Trump administration, but at the same time clearly a directive from Moscow to destroy

infrastructure and most recently, according to the F.T., the recruitment centers throughout

the cities of Ukraine, a war of attrition that's going to make it very difficult to recruit.

That is, attrition will accelerate.

I speak to Jeff McCallson about it.

And then we also talk about NATO preparing for the worst case war with Russia.

Russia attacking a NATO member by 2030, says Mark Rudy, preparing a port for incoming from

North America.

That would be Rotterdam.

Then it turned to the question about higher education in America.

What's wrong with Harvard?

What is to be done?

The dissent is not permitted.

The conditions of the last years have been confess your sins

or you can't have a job, sort of thing. It sounds make-believe and like a short

story for science fiction, but I'm told that it happened routinely. And now, well, once they

followed the Pied Piper, now they don't. But what is to be done? Forgive and forget? Or ask people to account for themselves

and the way they conducted themselves exiling certain individuals who didn't bend any odd.

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