Putin's Not Funny, but a Great Book Is Yours

Brian Kilmeade: We don't know. I think it's unlikely, but possible. The more that he trains continue to seize ground in the east and in the south, I think the more desperate Putin becomes. This has been a massive strategic failure for Vladimir Putin. That's why he's mobilized Russian forces for the first time since the Second World War. But that's a Potemkin village. They don't even own the territory. And of course, he's making nuclear threats because the behind administration parrots back with fears of World War III - which is exactly what Putin wants.