from the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast

Center.

Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty show.

Well, Ukrainian officials say at least four missile strikes across Laviv

on Monday morning, three of which hit military infrastructure sites.

Another hitting just across these railroad tracks behind me.

Let me show you the impact crater from where Ukrainian officials say that Russian missile struck.

Military and first responders on the scene quickly thereafter, the explosion destroying an auto repair shop.

So Russia continuing to bomb cities, murder people, finding more bodies every single day in areas where the Russians were just driven out.

It's a horror.

I find it interesting that it is at this point definitely emerged the pressure for more US involvement seems to be coming from the left, which is not what you might have expected.

So here's Democratic Senator Chris Coons, US Senator, on face the nation with Margaret Brennan on Sunday.

In some public remarks this week, you said the country needs to talk about when it might be willing to send troops to Ukraine.

If Vladimir Putin who has shown us how brutal he can be is allowed to just continue to massacre civilians, to commit war crimes throughout Ukraine without NATO, without the West coming more forcefully to his aid, I deeply worry that what's going to happen next is that we will see.

Ukraine turn into Syria. The American people cannot turn away from this tragedy in Ukraine.

I think the history of the 21st century turns on how fiercely we defend freedom in Ukraine and that Putin will only stop when we stop him.

So there's a US Senator who has the year of President Biden believing that the history of the world turns on our support of Ukraine.

And as the host there mentioned, he gave a speech the other day that we need to start discussing when the United States gets involved, sends troops to Ukraine, which I'm surprised I didn't get a more attention than it.

Well, it would have gotten more attention if it's a rack and being driven by a Republican, then it's giant explosive.

Are you talking boots on the ground? One of those conversations. I guess a Democratic Senator saying it for a mostly left-leaning media and it doesn't get near the attention.

But that seems like a big deal. Yet a US Senator mentioned the other day. We need to discuss US troops in Ukraine.

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