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Slack.com slash DHQ. This is CBS Eye on the World. Here's John Bachelorette.

The president of Ukraine addressing a joint session of Congress and the comments afterwards

from London reporting, the Churchillian moment. That references to when Winston Churchill,

as Prime Minister of Great Britain, under the attack by the German Empire. Travel to

Washington, despite the risks of submarines, travel to Washington in December of 1941, following

the attack at Pearl Harbor, meeting and staying with Franklin Roosevelt at the White House

and addressing a joint session of Congress, the Churchillian moment.

Anatole Leven of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft is here. And I ask first

for his comment on Mr. Zelensky goes to Washington as the Churchillian moment. And what this

means for the conflict now and into the future, if we're framing this as these momentous

and highly tragic Second War. That means a larger war. And then also to comment on some

of the metaphorical languages being used in some of the reporting online and in the newspapers

about the battlefront in Ukraine. And at all, a very good day to you. Thank you very much.

The Churchillian moment. How do you measure that scale compared to what we're seeing right

now, which is Europe shivering with the cold weather and short of energy resources? Good

evening to you.

Hello, John. Well, I mean, there is a certain parallel to the British American relationship

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