Hey, welcome to the Bill Bennett Show, podcast that takes a look at the news of the day,

thoughtful conversations about things that matter.

Joining me today is Professor Anthony Conman, he's the sterling professor of law at Yale

Law School, a former dean of Yale Law School.

Teachers in the areas of contracts, bankruptcy, jurisprudence, social theory, and professional

responsibility.

He was also a student, two years behind me in college, but first, he's a deadly serious

times.

Claude, my god, my god, my god, he created situations.

Give me your reaction.

Well, I mean, it's almost like we said on the first mini episode that we did this week

on Monday, what you don't want to see is the Russians turning up the heat, a little bit

on Ukraine, and that's exactly what we are beginning to see.

They are pummeling cities, we're seeing that it's our taking cities.

What is it going to take before there's more intervention internationally, more weapons

and things like that that's good, but how long will it take?

How much help can that actually be before the solution is actually more people with guns

in their hands and not just more guns?

And I think the key is just going to be the capital, it's going to be key.

What happens there and how it happens does the president of Ukraine that he lose his

life, high-ranking officials who are staying behind it, do they lose their life, starting

to see reports with reporters having cameras and bombs going off behind them and rubble

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