epstein files too someday right exactly it'll all come out together well said doug so if you're you know you you followed the war in ukraine as close as anybody who could possibly do that and better than pretty much anybody that i've had the privilege of talking to where do you think where do you think it's like the ground truth is sitting right now

well i think there are some others who've actually done a much better job day by day systematically plotting the advance of russian forces The Russians are now looking at seven provinces being annexed immediately.

That includes Zaporizhzhia and Kherson and territory up to Kharkov or Kharkiv as Ukrainians call it in Sumy.

That's in addition to the others that they've already essentially announced as being part of Russia.

I think the Russians are moving cautiously, but deliberately method methodically and consistently.

And if you look at the map where they are right now, the fact that this man, Zelensky says he's willing to accept a freeze.

He'll call it whatever you want, just to freeze.

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And that's relevant because from a self-preservation perspective, he's not going to want remains in his car for a long time.

No, exactly.

Offenders don't wanna hang onto victims.

The longer they do, the greater risk they have of being detected, being caught, and there's a risk control trade-off with offenders.

If they want greater control over their victims, which gives them greater control over surveillance...

If you think of somebody like John Wayne Gacy, he buried most of his victims in the crawl space under his home, and he had absolute control over who saw that space, who entered that space.

But in the end, if you have that control, it also increases your risk of being convicted once discovered, because there's really no way out of explaining your way out of that.

What does that tell you about the significance of the home and how much he wants to do it here?