As people are watching this, they may say, why is a globally front-running health

journalist show dealing with man-made disease talking about military things?

Well, sometimes you have to pause because world events start to really

coalesce really fast. You have to pause and say what are we doing here? Let's look at

some of the evidence and let's pay attention. So something just happened

recently as a lot of people talking, a lot of people pumping the brakes.

And it was our Secretary of State Tony Blinken, he said something during a press conference that

had people's ears perk up.

Take a listen.

All right. We're also here at NATO to talk about the summit that's upcoming in the summer in Washington, celebrating

the 75th anniversary of the alliance.

Ukraine will become a member of NATO. Our purpose at the summit is to help build

a bridge to that membership and to create a clear pathway for Ukraine moving forward. We've done a lot of work on

that over the last couple of days here in Brussels. A lot more work to be done

between now and the summit but we will

see I think in the summit very strong support for Ukraine going forward in its

relationship with NATO.

Now there's an interesting point there for people that miss what's going on that

summit's going to be in July by the way 9th through 11th in DC, but having Ukraine join NATO is a defensive military

grouping of countries, 32 countries to be exact. And what that means in plain talk is if Ukraine joins NATO is allowed into NATO, they have a pact.

If anybody in that NATO experiences an attack or is under military conflict, everyone will join.

So you can do 1 plus 1 equals 2 at this point because Ukraine is in military conflict.

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