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Former ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul and former NATO Supreme Allied Commander Admiral James Stavridis join TODAY to discuss Russia’s military attack on Kyiv and what to expect in the coming days. “I hope that President Biden will lead the free world in doing the most comprehensive sanctions that they can do,” Michael McFaul says.Feb. 24, 2022
