From the Abraham Lincoln Radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack

Armstrong and Joe Ketti.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

But the fact of the matter is, in the last couple of months, there really hasn't been

very much in the way of territorial gains on the part of the Russian military.

And one of the reasons for that seems to be that they've mobilized a lot of people,

but they can't really get that many weapons to people.

It's under clear whether or not that's because their industry simply isn't efficient enough

or whether or not sanctions are taking a toll on some of that.

But right now, you have a case where people keep talking about an offensive that's about

to happen.

But so far, very little in the way of gains, if that offensive is indeed already underway.

If the Russian offensive is underway, it's not impressive so far.

A couple of things on the war in Ukraine, the one-year anniversary of this whole awful

thing starting.

I'm into this story for geopolitical reasons for student history reasons, for personal

reasons of just the humanity.

I mean, just awful.

But if you're not into this story, you should be into it at least as a taxpayer as we've

now spent $113 billion and it looks like we're going to continue down that road for some

time to come.

Two big developments today on the one-year anniversary, the Biden administration puts out a list of 200

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