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states capitol, the president of the united states and i spoke from its hallowed halls. and we made clear. we swore to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. and we will. we will fight. [applause] we will fight to safeguard our democracy. we will fight to secure our most fundamental freedom, the freedom to vote. and that's why we have come to atlanta today, to the cradle of the civil rights movement, to the district that was represented by the great congressman john lewis. [applause] on the eve of the birthday of reverend dr. martin luther king. more than 55 years ago, men, women, and children marched from selma to montgomery to demand the ballot. and when they arrived at the state capitol in alabama, dr. king decried what he called normalcy. the normalcy. the complacency. that was denying people the freedom to vote. the only normalcy anyone should accept, dr. king said, is the normalcy of justice. and his words resonates today. over the past few years, we've seen so many antivoter laws that there is a danger of becoming accustomed to these
states capitol, the president of the united states and i spoke from its hallowed halls. and we made clear. we swore to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. and we will. we will fight. [applause] we will fight to safeguard our democracy. we will fight to secure our most fundamental freedom, the freedom to vote. and that's why we have come to atlanta today, to the cradle of the civil rights movement, to the district that was represented by the great congressman...
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or is this normally the purview of countries like the united states? it's funny when you reading the objections of the united states representatives are putting forward, they're demanding that russia deescalate, their aggressive behavior stops. inflammatory rhetoric is almost like a, a bullet point list of what the united states themselves are either doing or not doing. so to come to sal giving new meaning to swiping left or right. and you tend to stop election app has got france in a flap is supposed to match, made for photos and presidential hopefuls. but if accused of having an unfair crush on one particular candidate is on that story, when we come in with ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, community. are you going the right way or are you being with what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend. i join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. now and all you see is a sphere. is your fast you're fall off and on the other side already came on your
or is this normally the purview of countries like the united states? it's funny when you reading the objections of the united states representatives are putting forward, they're demanding that russia deescalate, their aggressive behavior stops. inflammatory rhetoric is almost like a, a bullet point list of what the united states themselves are either doing or not doing. so to come to sal giving new meaning to swiping left or right. and you tend to stop election app has got france in a flap is...
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nato membership is not just united states. within all of the 30 members, that is not the direction that our allies want to go because of the importance of upholding that principle. i do not think that some sort of tacit agreement is going to satisfy what putin is after. it is also about war and it is about nato and that is a key piece of it. for putin it is also about keeping ukraine in russia's orbit. even if we were to make some sort of agreement like that we should not be under any illusion that russia's attacks on ukraine and ukrainian democracies would subside. i do not think it is really what putin is after, it might be part of it, but that tacit peace is not early what he is after. he wants a formal guarantee and a tom amis for regions in the east that would give russia a permanent veeck -- veto over ukraine's foreign policy and that is what is at stake. host: richard in new york. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to say brian lamb is a patriot, and also there is a tremendous seaport that ukraine has that is ve
nato membership is not just united states. within all of the 30 members, that is not the direction that our allies want to go because of the importance of upholding that principle. i do not think that some sort of tacit agreement is going to satisfy what putin is after. it is also about war and it is about nato and that is a key piece of it. for putin it is also about keeping ukraine in russia's orbit. even if we were to make some sort of agreement like that we should not be under any illusion...
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the united states is truth, that involves many sounds. if not millions of people that also has to be mentioned is still just about the united states. it's about the security of the whole world. anyway, mr. barbie, we have to live here. thank you very much for your time. thank you. thank you for watching hope to hear again next week on the part in the me. ah. while our officers are facing an increasingly dangerous environment, we are seeing a growing debate about so called warrior cops. the term that i've heard in the militarization of believe this is an amber vehicle we acquired through the 1033 program, very free program and the government program that call us military property that is no longer use to local law enforcement. we're building an army over here and i can't believe if people aren't seeing those agency elder conflicts here. yeah. think of terrorism here because it again a feeling that hey, you have to deal with your hard practice. well, you putting in uniform got beds. it'll probably have like money in play tricks and people m
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states is putting ukraine in danger that these allegations from the united states have already taken an economic toll on ukraine, that there are voices in ukraine calling for a de escalation and arguing that these actions by the united states are not benefiting ukraine and consistently the russian representative called for recognition of the minced agreement and talked about how the united states seems to be ignoring this very, very important agreement that was made with the intention of de, escalating the situation in the country. now, later we heard from the russian representative as he was leaving the un security council, he made very, very clear that the goal of russia is to have the situation de escalate. and he did speak about the danger of a possible provocation from the united states or a provocation of some kind designed to maybe present it is if russia was invading ukraine when they weren't or provoke some kind of action from the, from russia. and he warned about how the united states seems to be trying to put your grain into a situation where the situation could intensify.
states is putting ukraine in danger that these allegations from the united states have already taken an economic toll on ukraine, that there are voices in ukraine calling for a de escalation and arguing that these actions by the united states are not benefiting ukraine and consistently the russian representative called for recognition of the minced agreement and talked about how the united states seems to be ignoring this very, very important agreement that was made with the intention of de,...
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states, germany and our allies united. we know that germany has significant connections to russia and the germany, like the united states, seeks a stable, predictable relationship with russia. that's in all of our interests. finally, in our meeting earlier today with the, the quad with germany, the u. k. france and the united states and as well you, i represented joseph or l. we focused, as elena said, on the, on going talks with iran, about a mutual return to full indentation of the j. c. p. away the running for your deal . and we are indeed, at a decisive moment. we can bring these talks to a successful conclusion and address the core concerns of all sides. but time is running out. if a deal is not reached in the coming weeks or ons, ongoing nuclear basses which resumed after we withdrew from the agreement, will make it impossible for us to return to the j. c. feel way. so we discussed in detail how we can reach an understanding in vienna and what we'll do if around rejects a mutual return to compliance and full implemen
states, germany and our allies united. we know that germany has significant connections to russia and the germany, like the united states, seeks a stable, predictable relationship with russia. that's in all of our interests. finally, in our meeting earlier today with the, the quad with germany, the u. k. france and the united states and as well you, i represented joseph or l. we focused, as elena said, on the, on going talks with iran, about a mutual return to full indentation of the j. c. p....
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well, the united states has this hardy frontier culture. this idea you can always flee west and re make yourself even though that's a bootstrap's mythology. we have the ethnic and racial divides. the hyper capitalist class was always able to divide the working class against itself to racially or ethnically or regionally. and then there was a sustained effort by the government to suppress socialism here. so i think there's a lot of reasons why we didn't develop a sort of left wing like europe did. eugene debs low is one of those important forgotten figures because he, he's e 5 class warfare. but he does on a democratic ways of them are craddick socialist. he speaks a lot like a christian actually, even though he's not one, he respects religion and you know, when he sentenced to federal prison for opposing the draft and giving a speech on their sedition act during world war one, i have fooled more than one person who is a self proclaimed conservative person by quoting what he said to the judge to them and asking who said it. and many times i'
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please include pushy from the united states. great, great to, to me got our in house in the previous year or so the united states actually will have an effect on the cut over. there's no doubt about and the question here is more, you, can you the chinese, the rain? yeah. they're too far away. the high road tiro, i'm, i'm sorry to interrupt. let me get back to you about the point that you're making about the other sanctions. well, in just a moment we are starting to run out of time. danny, let me ask you, you know, i really was just saying that if elections had been held properly, that present ortega would have lost. i want to ask you what your viewpoint is on that. how popular is ortega in nicaragua right now? and are there credible achievements that are being ignored by the international community? i feel like hiero. ready in michael directly, deacon sexualized reset nicaragua history, and over a century of nicaraguan history, the u. s. has done everything to intervene in nicaragua. it was the 1980s contra war, one of the great
please include pushy from the united states. great, great to, to me got our in house in the previous year or so the united states actually will have an effect on the cut over. there's no doubt about and the question here is more, you, can you the chinese, the rain? yeah. they're too far away. the high road tiro, i'm, i'm sorry to interrupt. let me get back to you about the point that you're making about the other sanctions. well, in just a moment we are starting to run out of time. danny, let...
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the united states. and that's kind of a rock, and there's no debt that the united states is determined that the man and you can only explain what is otherwise a highly irrational conduct calia rational conduct on a government which purports to subscribe to the rule of law. i'm wondering if at this point it's more of the case of political retribution, you know, making those embarrassing or revelations, or is it still about damage control as far as you can tell, do you think julian assange can still be in possession of some information that could be damaging the american powers that be i think that there is a combination of motivations for firstly, there is a determination by the security state to get anyone to days to ensure there's greater transparency in the way the security side. all right. and whether it's an individual, whether it's an organization, do they want to stop that person from doing anything else? i think in the assange case, it's probably at this point that is to keep going with this case
the united states. and that's kind of a rock, and there's no debt that the united states is determined that the man and you can only explain what is otherwise a highly irrational conduct calia rational conduct on a government which purports to subscribe to the rule of law. i'm wondering if at this point it's more of the case of political retribution, you know, making those embarrassing or revelations, or is it still about damage control as far as you can tell, do you think julian assange can...
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not not the united states. yes, they fought they fought wars with others and with cambodia and there's been plenty of conflict, but the every single village in vietnam has streets named after tranhungdao and the haibatrong and no queen and the great heroes who fought the chinese always their people who fought the fought the chinese. yes, ho chi minh and general zap are also heroes, but there aren't streets named after them in every village the streets named after those who fought the chinese and you know i had to think. did nobody tell president kennedy or president johnson that that the domino theory does just doesn't really apply here. they're not going to follow. the the chinese this is not in their history. it's not it's a it's totally counter to their dna and what i've concluded is that one of the one of the results of mccarthyism was that the state department had been wiped clean of people who really knew the region? and so there weren't people around to kind of check the not so good instincts of mcnamara
not not the united states. yes, they fought they fought wars with others and with cambodia and there's been plenty of conflict, but the every single village in vietnam has streets named after tranhungdao and the haibatrong and no queen and the great heroes who fought the chinese always their people who fought the fought the chinese. yes, ho chi minh and general zap are also heroes, but there aren't streets named after them in every village the streets named after those who fought the chinese...
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you don't have to set foot in the united states. it's enough that you have revealed and published material which the united states to be barren embarrassing a country to its national security. a low strike australian journalist, as i say, written the same thing. i want to stand the consequences of this case. so that's why it's really important. i mean, it's ironic of course to the your recently criticize the chinese government, the new laws in hong kong. 11 aspect of which was that any journals to criticize china, even without being in china, could be subject to the laws ms trying to write the criticized. this is no different. this is, this is the 1st time that mr. financial discretion. i'm that someone who has no connection to the us jurisdiction. now mister sounds has been able to evade extradition for almost a decade. but it seems that the spectrum of it is now more concrete ties than ever . you mentioned the, the ruling by british forth by the, in fact the u. k. high court that allows for that extradition. do you think we will s
you don't have to set foot in the united states. it's enough that you have revealed and published material which the united states to be barren embarrassing a country to its national security. a low strike australian journalist, as i say, written the same thing. i want to stand the consequences of this case. so that's why it's really important. i mean, it's ironic of course to the your recently criticize the chinese government, the new laws in hong kong. 11 aspect of which was that any journals...
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i'm looking at the united states. i'm looking at my own country and i'm realizing that these two factors are in fact emerging here and and they've been emerging. surprisingly fast rate yeah, we have certainly seen and an increase in in violence and political violence in the united states over the past several years and and a lot of the debate around your book seem to surface in particular on the anniversary of the january 6th insurgency here in washington, and that's not a surprise. yeah, you know, there's a lot of of terms that have been applied to actors who engage in violence. it's seen as a form of insurgency. it's seen as a form of terrorism. what do you think talking about these trends in terms of civil war helps us to see that we might not otherwise focus on to the same degree. yeah. yeah, i think one of the reasons why it's so hard for most americans to conceive of a second civil war here why this message just took so long to resonate with the american public is because they're thinking about an 1860 version o
i'm looking at the united states. i'm looking at my own country and i'm realizing that these two factors are in fact emerging here and and they've been emerging. surprisingly fast rate yeah, we have certainly seen and an increase in in violence and political violence in the united states over the past several years and and a lot of the debate around your book seem to surface in particular on the anniversary of the january 6th insurgency here in washington, and that's not a surprise. yeah, you...
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allegations of the united states intended to commit genocide. the lead of the indigenous shoshone nation tells us to nuclear tests with deliberately carried out on land belonging to native americans with dire consequences for people's health. and these things were conducted without our knowledge and under a culture of secrecy, of the united states. and there in is the intent to commit genocide and the law group accuses to us states of racism for issuing guidelines that recommended prioritizing non whites for coaching with either very good afternoon. thanks for joining me here on our t international. well, we'll start this out with breaking news for you. this story coming in of a massive chemical foreign per sake, new jersey. it is sending plumes of very highly potentially toxic smoke up into the air or getting information that at least one fire fighter has been injured. so far, residents have been evacuated from the immediate area of this blaze, which has been burning now several hours. of course, in the early hours of the morning now in the uni
allegations of the united states intended to commit genocide. the lead of the indigenous shoshone nation tells us to nuclear tests with deliberately carried out on land belonging to native americans with dire consequences for people's health. and these things were conducted without our knowledge and under a culture of secrecy, of the united states. and there in is the intent to commit genocide and the law group accuses to us states of racism for issuing guidelines that recommended prioritizing...
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definitively their intention not just to leave the united states, but to dissolve the united states, right? the union subsisting between south carolina and other states under the name of the united states of america is hereby dissolved. in some ways. this is an acknowledgment of the problem of secession right if you withdraw from the union does the union continue to exist. lincoln is going to make the same kind of claim once he is going to give his inauguration in march in general the idea. is that the constitution only functions through comedy right through this compromise framework and if one state withdraws then the union is dissolved and this is echoed in almost all the newspapers in south carolina in the period following the december 20th vote. and so they're going to say that the union is dissolved. this language makes the case that south carolina's consent is required to be in the union. this is not something that lincoln and other republicans are going to accept but this is the argument that they are going to make. now south carolina is doing this but at the same time. federa
definitively their intention not just to leave the united states, but to dissolve the united states, right? the union subsisting between south carolina and other states under the name of the united states of america is hereby dissolved. in some ways. this is an acknowledgment of the problem of secession right if you withdraw from the union does the union continue to exist. lincoln is going to make the same kind of claim once he is going to give his inauguration in march in general the idea. is...
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s custody but aren't entitled to say in the united states? if so, what happens if, like at gitmo, they are ineligible for transfer, we can't get the right security assurances, and they remain in immigration detention for a long period? then we have the potential for the supreme court, the prior precedent, to suggest that they have to be released into the united states. the odds of that, to be sure, are quite low. that being said, they are not zero, given the supreme court precedent on the question of the tension in the united states rights for detainees and immigration detention, and so we have to consider those facts also as we think about what to do with these detainees and whether bringing them to the united states at this point makes good sense. >> thank you. >> thanks, senator grassley. senator feinstein. >> thank, you mister chairman. i have thought a lot about guantÁnamo from the time i visited. i've served in my past on boards that sentenced women convicted of felonies in the state of california, did that for more than five years. an
s custody but aren't entitled to say in the united states? if so, what happens if, like at gitmo, they are ineligible for transfer, we can't get the right security assurances, and they remain in immigration detention for a long period? then we have the potential for the supreme court, the prior precedent, to suggest that they have to be released into the united states. the odds of that, to be sure, are quite low. that being said, they are not zero, given the supreme court precedent on the...
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the united states. just a moment completely irrelevant. and it's really important for people to focus on the fact that it doesn't matter what else wookey lakes is alleged or matter that's completely irrelevant to this particular case. and that's what i'm saying to people in a start it. and i have to cite a number of people who now supported the sergeant strike. they have actually made that point. we don't particularly like some of the things that he likes, what he likes has done, but that's not the point. and that's right, the focus has to be on why of each that he finds himself in intolerable conditions in a breach. first, it's much less publicized by the dmc in $2900.00 tried to go off to leaks and challenge the delay gallon relations and their soup was actually dismissed with their use charge in the case that we did not participate in any role doing. obtaining the materials and therefore what within the law of publishing this information, and that makes me question whether it be your legal system is
the united states. just a moment completely irrelevant. and it's really important for people to focus on the fact that it doesn't matter what else wookey lakes is alleged or matter that's completely irrelevant to this particular case. and that's what i'm saying to people in a start it. and i have to cite a number of people who now supported the sergeant strike. they have actually made that point. we don't particularly like some of the things that he likes, what he likes has done, but that's not...
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and everyone who questions the hegemony of the united states was in the united states. and they to want to direct the resources of control to europe and latin america to attack those whom they consider their main threat. in this whole story. neither spaying nor the e u has any room us. our troops should now become cannon fodder for this most enormous machine of genocide in history for nato. yo and as a big foreign ministers meeting underway right now in brussels, that meeting of e u foreign ministers be keeping an eye to see what comes out of that. sure. to see ukraine, russia, and the relationship between the a, you and russia, dominating those, talk to soon as any news. of course, i'll bring it to you here and i'll see appreciated the latest there from a course from a p to oliver in berlin. run this course live now to can well, sybil is the form of foreign secretary of india a very good afternoon. see sir, thanks for your time. we've just brought our view is this news nato announcing it is. it's essentially moving great military forces to eastern europe. it's, it's, i
and everyone who questions the hegemony of the united states was in the united states. and they to want to direct the resources of control to europe and latin america to attack those whom they consider their main threat. in this whole story. neither spaying nor the e u has any room us. our troops should now become cannon fodder for this most enormous machine of genocide in history for nato. yo and as a big foreign ministers meeting underway right now in brussels, that meeting of e u foreign...
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they've stated on the phone call between biden and zelensky, that the united states sees every indication that they're going to use military force into february. and beyond the gray zone tactics that we've already seen that as you've stated, general breedlove, using allies and partners for years now. we've been watching the public reports of various equipment flowing in and what many are pointing to as key enablers like medical support and logistical report and how seriously moscow is preparing for a conventional military attack, but their forces are disspersed right now. so i'm curious both of you, given your expertise on these matters. what would you demonstrate to the intent right now? >> yeah, you want me to start on this? so, first of all, you see the positioning of the forces. secondly, you see the sort of live fire, what we would call live fire training. the tanks are firing, artillery is firing. we move armored vehicles and they have weapons systems on them, in order to launch you have to be able to make sure those weapons systems are still calibrated or zeroed. so there would be
they've stated on the phone call between biden and zelensky, that the united states sees every indication that they're going to use military force into february. and beyond the gray zone tactics that we've already seen that as you've stated, general breedlove, using allies and partners for years now. we've been watching the public reports of various equipment flowing in and what many are pointing to as key enablers like medical support and logistical report and how seriously moscow is preparing...
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are they fully backing the united states? is the allies unified when it comes to dealing with what's happening between russia and ukraine? amb. thomas-greenfield: the alliance is unified we have engaged very closely with our european colleagues, both in brussels and the capital, but also in new york to ensure we are unified in our response to the russians, and is that -- and it is that unity that the russians are worried about. jonathan: we just celebrated the holiday for reverend dr. martin luther king junior and we are in quite a moment in this country when it comes to what he marched and died for. in your personal capacity, i would love your reflections on dr. king, his legacy, and our country right now. amb. thomas-greenfield: being able to celebrate the legacy of dr. king is an extraordinarily important event for our country. what he led the fight for, the legacy he has left behind is so powerful and i thought about as we look about what is happening across our country, i grew up in the south in louisiana and i remember
are they fully backing the united states? is the allies unified when it comes to dealing with what's happening between russia and ukraine? amb. thomas-greenfield: the alliance is unified we have engaged very closely with our european colleagues, both in brussels and the capital, but also in new york to ensure we are unified in our response to the russians, and is that -- and it is that unity that the russians are worried about. jonathan: we just celebrated the holiday for reverend dr. martin...
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and they do in the united states. and so when they're being turned on in the united states they're, that's what's causing this interference. a new report is claimed, former pope benedict, the 16 failed to take action in full cases of alleged sexual abuse. while he was serving as archbishop of the german cities of munich and pricing, the study on german law firm looked into cases of abuse between 19452019. and how church officials handle the, according to the report over 2 thirds of people investigated, turned out to be priests. and the report also said the former pope suggested or supported this latest inquiry, but denied to any wrong doing. we spoke with wilfred fossil man who says he was a victim of sex abuse by the clergy during that period. he told us what he went through. that's why someone it happened in the summer of 979. i was 11 years old back then pastor act served as st. andrews church and when he left us and groups of people started attacking me, they knew i was one of the reasons he left. we moved to anot
and they do in the united states. and so when they're being turned on in the united states they're, that's what's causing this interference. a new report is claimed, former pope benedict, the 16 failed to take action in full cases of alleged sexual abuse. while he was serving as archbishop of the german cities of munich and pricing, the study on german law firm looked into cases of abuse between 19452019. and how church officials handle the, according to the report over 2 thirds of people...
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will this be necessary in the united states? well, only a difference in different parts of the country. new york city now has ins introduce those kinds of obligations, similar to those in europe. but in my part of the country that would be resisted very, very fiercely. so i don't think increasing mandates. i had advocated for them, but i don't think they're going to be terribly effective, at least and much of the united states. it's still going to have to be persuasion, and i hope it works. all right, professor william schaffner at vanderbilt university medical center in nashville. thank you very much for your insights. thank you. staying in the united states where snow storms are playing havoc with road and train travel closed or delayed planes have been grounded, and schools are closed in virginia, an interstate highway was brought with standstill overnight with hundreds of motorists stranded in their cars. many are still stock and they say they're running out of food. water and fuel. 100 stuck in both directions. a snowstorm
will this be necessary in the united states? well, only a difference in different parts of the country. new york city now has ins introduce those kinds of obligations, similar to those in europe. but in my part of the country that would be resisted very, very fiercely. so i don't think increasing mandates. i had advocated for them, but i don't think they're going to be terribly effective, at least and much of the united states. it's still going to have to be persuasion, and i hope it works. all...
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although they have been in agreement between the united states and germany. that not to, to will be, we considered in case of a question escalation towards you quain. so germany is dependent on russia, but on the other hand, can also use this dependence as a stick as a stick and as a tailored towards russia. so wash out one knob to to, to be in place and the algorithm should be that is what you want. then back away from you quaint otherwise not stream to my become part of the sanctions package. understood, thank you so much for explaining that to us. the on a fixed on the german marshal fund. okay, we'll take a look at some more stories that making news around the world. now. the european parliament has elected a new president, roberta mc solar is a conservative lawmaker for malta. she succeeds david saucily, who died last week. 43 year old is the youngest person ever in the job. i'm the only the 3rd woman to hold the position in the parliament's history from british by mister barnes. johnson has denied suggestions that he lied to parliament about a lockdown
although they have been in agreement between the united states and germany. that not to, to will be, we considered in case of a question escalation towards you quain. so germany is dependent on russia, but on the other hand, can also use this dependence as a stick as a stick and as a tailored towards russia. so wash out one knob to to, to be in place and the algorithm should be that is what you want. then back away from you quaint otherwise not stream to my become part of the sanctions package....
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states is fighting and killing people, and when the united states stops doing that kind of thing or stops peacekeeping, the contracts are then wrapped up with the gun makers, and then there is a surplus of guns on the market in the u.s.? richard: that may have been true around world war ii and before, but civilians purchased 20, 30, 40, 50 times more guns in the united states than the military purchases. the guns the military is primarily interested in are not available on the commercial market for civilians. they are two separate and distinct markets, so that is not true, and again, you know, i really agree with the pastor. there is no one solution, and when he says the perfect should not be -- or rather the practical should not be the enemy of the perfect, well, you know, in a perfect world, the smartgun would be the perfect solution, but it's got problems. it will always have problems, and, frankly, those gangs could still steal personalized guns and figure out how to get rid of the personalization. if a gun is in a safe, it cannot be stolen so easily without stealing the whole s
states is fighting and killing people, and when the united states stops doing that kind of thing or stops peacekeeping, the contracts are then wrapped up with the gun makers, and then there is a surplus of guns on the market in the u.s.? richard: that may have been true around world war ii and before, but civilians purchased 20, 30, 40, 50 times more guns in the united states than the military purchases. the guns the military is primarily interested in are not available on the commercial market...
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and i think the united states understand that too. and i think the stolen bug in particular, in the last 2 years has been very much out on a limb. i mean, if we go back to afghanistan again, the nato simply wasn't. it wasn't consulted. no arrangements were made with nato for the if the, for the ultimate withdrawal from a, from afghanistan, even though it was in name and nato led operation, nato was ignored. and i think the same thing is happening over ukraine and russia. you're dealing with in very traditional terms between the us and russia. but i also think that in the past, the been a lot of questions from not just united states, but from specialists and from politicians in western europe, in particular saying, we don't understand russia. we don't understand what does russia want? and my view of these to treaty documents is that nobody know, can complained that they don't know what russia wants. it spelt out there in black and white. that is what russia wants. and i would say that is an opening position. russia wouldn't expect to g
and i think the united states understand that too. and i think the stolen bug in particular, in the last 2 years has been very much out on a limb. i mean, if we go back to afghanistan again, the nato simply wasn't. it wasn't consulted. no arrangements were made with nato for the if the, for the ultimate withdrawal from a, from afghanistan, even though it was in name and nato led operation, nato was ignored. and i think the same thing is happening over ukraine and russia. you're dealing with in...
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and united states there's as never been invaded. well, not it's 916. but, you know, the thing is that i, washington is full about advice. and i think the fact that the media has been totally on board of hostility to russia for many years now. since 2016 certainly indicates to be that, you know, the public is being misled on this. the politicians themselves are big this. and there isn't that there's no real good advice coming out to wash my pay. always not going to give good advice, a blanket. you know what? one of the things, you know, i'm looking at all of us here. all of us remember the 1980s in the, in the, and the fear of intermediate missile under kilo weapons in the protest movement and all that. and then a few weeks ago, some, a republican senator, you know, he says, you know, we have to bring new to bear. i mean, that's such gross responsibility because, i mean, russia is not going to be honest, it's not erratic, it's not panama. it's not renewed. and i think this is what's being forgotten here . i really truly believe that the fear of a nuclea
and united states there's as never been invaded. well, not it's 916. but, you know, the thing is that i, washington is full about advice. and i think the fact that the media has been totally on board of hostility to russia for many years now. since 2016 certainly indicates to be that, you know, the public is being misled on this. the politicians themselves are big this. and there isn't that there's no real good advice coming out to wash my pay. always not going to give good advice, a blanket....
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states, germany and our allies united. we know the germany has significant connections to russia and the germany light. the united states seeks a stable, predictable relationship with russia. that's in all of our interests. finally, in our meeting earlier today with the, the quad with germany, the u. k. france and the united states. ah, and as well you, i represented joseph burrell. we focused, as elena said, on the, on going talks with iran about a mutual return to full indentation of the j, c, p, away the rod nuclear deal. and we are indeed at a decisive moment. ah, we can bring these talks to a successful conclusion. and address the core concerns of all sides, but time is running out. if a deal is not reached in the coming weeks, ron's ongoing nuclear advances which resumed after we withdrew from the agreement, will make it impossible for us to return to the j. c. p. away so we discussed in detail how we can reach an understanding in vienna and what we'll do if around rejects a mutual return to compliance and full imple
states, germany and our allies united. we know the germany has significant connections to russia and the germany light. the united states seeks a stable, predictable relationship with russia. that's in all of our interests. finally, in our meeting earlier today with the, the quad with germany, the u. k. france and the united states. ah, and as well you, i represented joseph burrell. we focused, as elena said, on the, on going talks with iran about a mutual return to full indentation of the j,...
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that is threats of punishment of united states citizens. understand what that is, then develop the algorithms and supporting technologies needed to defeat that. narrowly focus at, let's have it as a just break glass initiative. on a day-to-day basis these wouldn't be used, but when there is an intense crisis, over ukraine or whatever the crisis, then we would have something to fall back on. we would have some operational capabilities. above all, let's exercise those capabilities, because they are not real unless you exercise them first. mr. ferrari: one of the points made by the proponents of information operations in russia, and in china is that there is no time period between war and peace. we live in this constant gray zone, and both of you have made this point. first off, how would you exercise in case of emergency break glass, when really we are in this constant fight? second, to elisabeth's point on these c.e.o.'s of a lot of these large tech companies, i believe a lot of them view their role as global in nature. if you look at facebo
that is threats of punishment of united states citizens. understand what that is, then develop the algorithms and supporting technologies needed to defeat that. narrowly focus at, let's have it as a just break glass initiative. on a day-to-day basis these wouldn't be used, but when there is an intense crisis, over ukraine or whatever the crisis, then we would have something to fall back on. we would have some operational capabilities. above all, let's exercise those capabilities, because they...
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states or what would become the united states and that's an anachronism but where the colonies would become partners with the british motherland in a world empire so i found that really really interesting and i was wondering if you could elaborate on that ache as i think that's also a very fresh approach. >> so yes i do start the story in lexington and concord in before the french and indian war because what i'm trying to get at is this question of what causes a person to turn their back on the country and take arms against it? how are these rebels created? i don't think that they are born exactly think they become rebels rev period of time and one of the point to make in the book is that all of the individuals i look at the ones that become patriots and the ones who remained loyalist were born british subjects and they all thought of themselves as englishmen and englishwomen and for the most part they were proud of this because they looked at the rights they had as englishmen and they had a right to be represented in parliament in the right not to be taxed without their consent and
states or what would become the united states and that's an anachronism but where the colonies would become partners with the british motherland in a world empire so i found that really really interesting and i was wondering if you could elaborate on that ache as i think that's also a very fresh approach. >> so yes i do start the story in lexington and concord in before the french and indian war because what i'm trying to get at is this question of what causes a person to turn their back...
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the president of the united states is never powerless. president biden needs to clean up his remarks. he needs to clearly state american resolve and clearly demonstrate american leadership. he should call president zelinsky and nato's allies most threatened by russian aggression. he should rally allies and partners around the world to defend ukraine and the international system that is being threatened by putin. his administration should be using every waking moment right now -- right now -- to expedite our delivery of real defensive capabilities to ukraine. the president must cut the indecision and red tape that has slowed us and our partners down. president biden should finally at long last get around to nominating an doer to ukraine, a position that he's left -- an ambassador to ukraine, a position that he's left open for 12 crucial months. he should send u.s. forces to shore up nato's eastern flank. not if and when putin escalates, but right now before it's too late. he should encourage our treaty allies to do likewise. but while alli
the president of the united states is never powerless. president biden needs to clean up his remarks. he needs to clearly state american resolve and clearly demonstrate american leadership. he should call president zelinsky and nato's allies most threatened by russian aggression. he should rally allies and partners around the world to defend ukraine and the international system that is being threatened by putin. his administration should be using every waking moment right now -- right now -- to...
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crush and everyone who questioned the hegemony of the united states and the united states. and later want to direct the resources of control europe and latin america to attack those whom they consider their main threat. in this whole story, neither spain or the e. u has any row our troops should not become cannon fodder for this most enormous mission of genocide in history for nato. on friday, russia, top diplomat found out clearly that the country does not want to war, but it cancel out its interests to be ignored. foreign minister gala rob said his thought steering a 90 minute into the, into russian media history of the so if it's up to russia, there will be no war. we don't want any wars, but ignoring our interest is not something we can allow either. americans are trying to create a hysteria of the escalation around ukraine, burrell and blink, and repeating it to some kind of a mantra. they say we hope that raja is going to choose the path of diplomacy. and i can tell you that is something we've always stuck to since soviet times. and the outcomes of this diplomacy incl
crush and everyone who questioned the hegemony of the united states and the united states. and later want to direct the resources of control europe and latin america to attack those whom they consider their main threat. in this whole story, neither spain or the e. u has any row our troops should not become cannon fodder for this most enormous mission of genocide in history for nato. on friday, russia, top diplomat found out clearly that the country does not want to war, but it cancel out its...
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the united states and also on the what 19 years, 10 months and $25.00 days on. this is american legacy. he looked back at one of the defining moments of last year. the disasters us withdraw from afghanistan, which brought the country to the brink of collapse. ah, hey, that very good morning to it's a pleasure to have your company. thanks for joining me here on our team. first this, our cobit cases are soaring across european nations with daily new infection rates . breaking all tie records, france is leading the way. the reports are more than 200000 cases for a 4th day in a row. in the meantime, governments are again imposing harsh restrictions, especially on those who aren't yet vaccinated. and it is sparked a lot of anger and amsterdam, people went on to the streets to protest against a long down the clash with blay, ceased dogs and battens to break up an illegal protest. ah ah ah 1000 people, as you saw, their rallying in the dutch capital on sunday, defying a ban amidst the corona virus lockdown measures that have been in place in the netherlands for the las
the united states and also on the what 19 years, 10 months and $25.00 days on. this is american legacy. he looked back at one of the defining moments of last year. the disasters us withdraw from afghanistan, which brought the country to the brink of collapse. ah, hey, that very good morning to it's a pleasure to have your company. thanks for joining me here on our team. first this, our cobit cases are soaring across european nations with daily new infection rates . breaking all tie records,...
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he has been serving the united states army for 17 years. and one man, john pope is not going to change all of that. once porter begins moving his core to fort monroe. he did so very quickly in fact his core, march 25 miles in the first day from their camps around harrison's landing two, fort monroe despite orders from george mcclellan to slow down and not move his core so far away from the rest of the army. porters eager to get out of there, but even though he knows he's going to john pope's command. that doesn't stop him from still marching as quickly as his men possibly could and i should also say any relationship takes two people to make a successful relationship. john pope is one part of the pope porter relationship fitz. john porter is the other so for john pope pope did show some disdain for porter? no doubt. of course, he's armed with the kennedy letter that porter writes on july 17th were porter refers to him as an --. but pope tells one of his staffers daniel ruggles just as the fifth corps has arriving in northern virginia not to
he has been serving the united states army for 17 years. and one man, john pope is not going to change all of that. once porter begins moving his core to fort monroe. he did so very quickly in fact his core, march 25 miles in the first day from their camps around harrison's landing two, fort monroe despite orders from george mcclellan to slow down and not move his core so far away from the rest of the army. porters eager to get out of there, but even though he knows he's going to john pope's...
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and that's what makes missouri the best state in the united states. [applause] we were also able to host the bicentennial parade and the inaugural ball that was enjoyed and celebrated by missourians from all over the state. our historic parade included over 100 entries and proudly showcased communities all across missouri. including the lincoln university marching musical storm, the budweiser collidesdales, chinese dragon dancers, and the negro league baseball museum. it marked the first time in our state's history that the inaugural ball was held outside and we counted ourselves fortunate to be able to celebrate with thousands of missourians, many of them which had never experienced an inaugural ball. but none of this would have been possible without the efforts state government undertook to lessen the impacts of covid-19. [applause] when i stood before you last year, our limited supply of covid-19 vaccines were available for only a small group of missourians. no one had a road map or a playbook and we knew we faced difficult times ahead. nevertheles
and that's what makes missouri the best state in the united states. [applause] we were also able to host the bicentennial parade and the inaugural ball that was enjoyed and celebrated by missourians from all over the state. our historic parade included over 100 entries and proudly showcased communities all across missouri. including the lincoln university marching musical storm, the budweiser collidesdales, chinese dragon dancers, and the negro league baseball museum. it marked the first time...
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nuclear war, this would be unacceptable to the united states. so, the united states says on one hand, only nato can determine who will members who will be and only ukraine will determine who its allies will be. but the, the fact of the matter is the united states would never tolerate a major thermo nuclear power staging weapons on the u. s. canadian or us mexican border. they deny, though, to russia the same thing that they arrogant to themselves. and that's really the crux of the man on top of the insult vill scott, the president subs lensky. say we don't have a titanic here tonight. he's saying there's no more escalation than before. and there's no blaming the media for pumping up the rhetoric, particularly saying that it's not hurting the financial markets there in ukraine. is he changing touch? well, they're all changing cag because the, the fact of the matter is they work themselves into a frenzy. and now as a consequence, they're losing allies in europe. i mean, the big problem really, for the united states is it wants to maintain, had gem
nuclear war, this would be unacceptable to the united states. so, the united states says on one hand, only nato can determine who will members who will be and only ukraine will determine who its allies will be. but the, the fact of the matter is the united states would never tolerate a major thermo nuclear power staging weapons on the u. s. canadian or us mexican border. they deny, though, to russia the same thing that they arrogant to themselves. and that's really the crux of the man on top of...
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and i thank the united states for being so important in coordinating the joint efforts, united efforts of nato allies. >> i want to play for you what president biden said last night about the nato alliance and a possible collective response to russia. listen to this, please. >> so i've got to make sure everybody is on the same page as we move along. i think we will, if there's something that is -- where there's russian forces crossing the border, killing ukrainian fighters, et cetera, i think that changes everything. but it depends on what he does and to what extent to get total unity on the nato front. >> biden said in another point, secretary-general, that nato nations are not all on the same page here. is that true? >> we are 30 different nations from both sides of the atlantic, and of course we need to discuss so we need to sit down and coordinate and consult. but the strength is that we are always able to come to the same conclusions and agree and to decide and implement decisions to get things done after extensive consultations, also in response to russia's aggressive actions gen
and i thank the united states for being so important in coordinating the joint efforts, united efforts of nato allies. >> i want to play for you what president biden said last night about the nato alliance and a possible collective response to russia. listen to this, please. >> so i've got to make sure everybody is on the same page as we move along. i think we will, if there's something that is -- where there's russian forces crossing the border, killing ukrainian fighters, et...
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only the united states threatens the king. only the united states threatens the regime. the way you would de-escalate the conflict in the wake of an operation that israel would make, is if the united states, through actions and words, makes clear that it supports israel, and that it delivers a clear message --and think about how to deliver that message. and then showed a unleash these proxies against israel, start firing thousands of missiles into downtown tel aviv, that the iranian regime itself would be in jeopardy. that would de-escalate the conflict. if the united states decides they would distance themselves from israel in the wake of such a decision, they may think they are calling the situation but it will lead to a greater escalation. this dynamic of the king and queen is important. the only way to peacefully resolve and get the iranians to dismantle their program is a credible military threat by the united states, or i did not mention before, if the iranian people rise up and take out the regime. everyone would agree that that is the best of all possible outcome
only the united states threatens the king. only the united states threatens the regime. the way you would de-escalate the conflict in the wake of an operation that israel would make, is if the united states, through actions and words, makes clear that it supports israel, and that it delivers a clear message --and think about how to deliver that message. and then showed a unleash these proxies against israel, start firing thousands of missiles into downtown tel aviv, that the iranian regime...
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states should work and not a single word about the reality of why the united states senate no longer works. in announcing her opposition to senator -- in any way to pass legislation by a simple majority vote. senator sinema said this. >> eliminating the 60 vote threshold will guarantee that we lose a critical tool to save democracy from threats in the years to come. >> it is hard to think of a stupid or thing that could be said about the 60 vote threshold. that was senator sinema claiming that the 60 vote rule in the senate is, quote, a critical tool that we need to safeguard our democracy. it is, in fact. the single most active anti democracy role that exists in government. t active ant democracy role that it senator sinema said a single true thing, i would play that and let you hear it. she didn't. not one true word about the 60 vote rule. so here is something untrue that sentiment sinema said about her own history with the 60 vote threshold. >> there is no need for me to restate my long sanded support for the 60 vote legislation. there is no need for me to restate its role from pr
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states has in nato and also why nato is important for people in the united states. >> mr. secretary-general, there is a question coming in from someone watching at home. in a worst case situation, should russia attack ukraine, could there be in theory, a succession from countries like sweden and finland, should they wish to join nato? >> nato respects decisions by sovereign, independent nations, we respect if they apply for membership, but we respect if they decide not to apply and therefore we respect the decision that finland and sweden have taken so far not to apply for membership. if they work closely with them and finland and sweden our closest partners we work together and we have the interoperability of forces and we can operate together, even though finland and sweden are not nato members and i spoke recently with the finnish president and with the swedish prime minister and they convey that clear the message they're not applying for message, but for them it's acceptable while russia now demands that nato should close the door forever or every potential member beca
states has in nato and also why nato is important for people in the united states. >> mr. secretary-general, there is a question coming in from someone watching at home. in a worst case situation, should russia attack ukraine, could there be in theory, a succession from countries like sweden and finland, should they wish to join nato? >> nato respects decisions by sovereign, independent nations, we respect if they apply for membership, but we respect if they decide not to apply and...
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the united states may home with this sort of t r approach to the world that in spite of the united states having dropped more than 300000 bonds, filed some other countries in the last 20 years. and then the united states being the one that routinely and systematically invaded the country during that time. the us prioritizes the information war, in which it always cost itself. the force of reason, the democracy before since the gentleman he had, by contrast, likes to frame its enemy as somehow illegitimate. well, the protesting has expand 1st, erupt it on sunday, after a spike in the price of liquified gas itself. after price camp had been lifted, that has since been re imposed by the president. his government is also resigned over the crisis, but the rest is continued to grow with the state of emergency and pose nationwide is a recap of how things unfolded. ah, ah. a group of unidentified people attack the mere tv and radio studios, and l multi g. attackers destroy the tv production complex and workplaces of journals hold to provide some context cuz it's not as the biggest of the central
the united states may home with this sort of t r approach to the world that in spite of the united states having dropped more than 300000 bonds, filed some other countries in the last 20 years. and then the united states being the one that routinely and systematically invaded the country during that time. the us prioritizes the information war, in which it always cost itself. the force of reason, the democracy before since the gentleman he had, by contrast, likes to frame its enemy as somehow...
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so the united states doesn't see it that way, does it? we are not going to give up until they take aggressive action. we are going to push them and keep our foot on the accelerator on this. they have two options, they can opt for de-escalation, the outward dialogue, and they can opt for diplomacy, or they can take the alternative, which would be an aggressive action against ukraine and our response would respond to that action. jonathan: so let's talk about the u.s. response would be. there are economic sanctions that could happen. how aggressive with the united states be on sanctions, on economic sanctions? with the united states go as far to freeze the bank accounts not only of prominent russians and close to vladimir putin but to freeze vladimir putin's account also? amb. thomas-greenfield: we have said we will apply sanctions to the russians and they know what those sanctions will entail. that is going to advance what the playbook would be in terms of who we will apply those sanctions to and when we will apply those sanctions so the r
so the united states doesn't see it that way, does it? we are not going to give up until they take aggressive action. we are going to push them and keep our foot on the accelerator on this. they have two options, they can opt for de-escalation, the outward dialogue, and they can opt for diplomacy, or they can take the alternative, which would be an aggressive action against ukraine and our response would respond to that action. jonathan: so let's talk about the u.s. response would be. there are...
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so yes, i think that united kingdom is trying to manage to constance for such actions like united states aiding the legal aid to ukraine in order to portray and justify these actions. regard is the fact that they are instead of bringing peace, a possibility of peace. also. busy finding some sort of an acceptable solutions full for both sides is just adding fuel to already very know the situation in the region. so also by referring to the a panelist, i would say that this is a live walk joe biden wants to have and it is more of the decline of the united states from spectrum on a position in the world that it's trying to portray it. so, and it's ability to strike is influenced in the world. so in this region, regardless the fact that a cure to others that it might need to then you play a role which no same person wants to have. but i think is a part of the psychological, informational. as we know it was, mary. a recent polls suggest the british citizens believe that russia will invite you crate in 2020. so we already see the repercussions of this cycle for a manufacturing consent here, rig
so yes, i think that united kingdom is trying to manage to constance for such actions like united states aiding the legal aid to ukraine in order to portray and justify these actions. regard is the fact that they are instead of bringing peace, a possibility of peace. also. busy finding some sort of an acceptable solutions full for both sides is just adding fuel to already very know the situation in the region. so also by referring to the a panelist, i would say that this is a live walk joe...
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on the one hand, you've got the united kingdom and the united states who have both withdrawn some embassy staff and their families from their diplomatic embassies in ukraine. on the other hand, you have the european union embassies, who have said what we heard on monday from the chief, all fair, e u foreign policy, yoseph burrell, as well as a you foreign ministers, they're saying essentially that could cause more harm than good sector. lincoln's his dollars that he was not an evacuation. he was just letting to people to watch when not crucial, the staff are free to decide to leave the country. i nothing theresa and need for us to do any kind of a precautionary measure from defined to reorder number of our staff and their berman engine. okay. i'm either very clearly in the counsel at this moment i see no reason half worse to pull out our diplomatic stuff. and i think you're our presence, our diplomatic presence and caregivers. absolutely key because what we're seeing, seeking is of diplomatic solutions and diplomas on the ground. for quite a while, the u. s. is placed 8 and a half 1000 tr
on the one hand, you've got the united kingdom and the united states who have both withdrawn some embassy staff and their families from their diplomatic embassies in ukraine. on the other hand, you have the european union embassies, who have said what we heard on monday from the chief, all fair, e u foreign policy, yoseph burrell, as well as a you foreign ministers, they're saying essentially that could cause more harm than good sector. lincoln's his dollars that he was not an evacuation. he...
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it will be met with swift, severe, and the united response from the united states, and our partners and allies. we also know from experience that russia has an extensive playbook aggression, short of military action, including cyber attacks, our military tactics and other means of advancing our interests aggressively without overly using military action. those types of russian aggression will also be met with the decisive, calibrated and again, united response. that's the clear message coming out of my meetings on wednesday in ukraine with presidents lensky for mr. cal labor. yesterday in germany with my counterparts from germany, the u. k. friends in the european union and with transfer sholtes were united in our commitment to finding way forward through diplomacy and dialogue. but equally in our resolve to impose massive consequences. should russia choose the path of confrontation and conflict? expressed again to minister lever off that on the security concerns that russia is raised in recent weeks. the united states and our european allies and partners are prepared to pursue a possib
it will be met with swift, severe, and the united response from the united states, and our partners and allies. we also know from experience that russia has an extensive playbook aggression, short of military action, including cyber attacks, our military tactics and other means of advancing our interests aggressively without overly using military action. those types of russian aggression will also be met with the decisive, calibrated and again, united response. that's the clear message coming...
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how is it that we can sit here in the united states? american diplomats can look at russia situation and not even understand that they have a legitimate national security interest when we're militarized around its border, especially caucasus right in eastern europe, going right to russia's doorstep. for me, i haven't trouble seeing this as diploma. so we have tried and said that he's going to focus on diplomacy, diplomacy. first, we're not going to fight wars and regime changing. we're going to focus in diplomacy has this diplomacy when you, when you came in display the most basic people skills that they didn't, scott, i'm glad that brad brought up the cuban missile crisis, because we go back in time. i mean khrushchev, we say, well, cube is a sovereign country, it can have any kind of weapons. it was going to have to be alliance relationships at once. and kennedy made it very clear. he said, if you don't take those missiles out, we will. why is this a reverse situation? because it seemed very clear to me, and this is what the russians
how is it that we can sit here in the united states? american diplomats can look at russia situation and not even understand that they have a legitimate national security interest when we're militarized around its border, especially caucasus right in eastern europe, going right to russia's doorstep. for me, i haven't trouble seeing this as diploma. so we have tried and said that he's going to focus on diplomacy, diplomacy. first, we're not going to fight wars and regime changing. we're going to...