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Needed, and suggest it will undermine your ability to be impartial about whats before you. this is not her first time at the rodeo. this is her fourth time. well equipped to deal with these issues and what we want of our justices and the supreme court nominee hearing is due process, a meaningful opportunity to be heard and a partial arbiter of the facts, somebody who is keenly aware of our constitutional precedent and why its impactful but also understand that you represent and must reflect the ...

Allies and partners are taking are aimed at one goal, to end the war. the support were providing ukraine as well as our financial and economic measures against moscow will strengthen ukraines hand at the diplomatic table, and we commend ukraine for staying at that table and continuing to pursue diplomacy while the kremlins brutal aggression continues. well support ukraines diplomatic efforts however we can. we continue to call on all nations, especially those with direct influence with russia, t...

There was a warning from the secretary of state, blinken today, that if china were to help to provide military aid or some other form of assistance to russia or in terms of other assets, that the u.s. would seek to punish china for that. you can expect, i would imagine, president biden to reiterate that message when he speaks with president xi tomorrow morning, washington time. but look, china has been, has tried to position itself is a neutral arbiter here, not taking sides against russia. tryi...

And to defend the international rules, and principles, that it professes to support. instead, it appears that china is moving in the opposite direction, but refusing to condemn this aggression, while seeking to portray itself at the neutral arbiter. they are concerned to directly assisting russian, with the military systems houston ukraine. president biden, speaking to president xi tomorrow, and will make, clear china will bear responsibility, for any actions it takes to support russias aggressi...

In our system, judges arent supposed to make the law, congress is, and justices supply it. thats among the questions going to judge jackson, she has already said at the opening statements that she will be a neutral arbiter of the law. now the question is trying to flesh out whether that is true. >> todd: she said she would adhere to the limits of her job if confirmed. d buy that? >> is a very smart thing, the limits of her job can be brought in the sense that as a supreme court justice she gets ...

Actually give a realtime leveled against her in some of these questions. you heard it from senators like josh hawley, tom cotton, marsha blackburn, republicans trying to press her on issues that happened in schools, things like critical race theory but the allegation that has been made repeatedly that she is soft on crime. we didnt hear her talk about any of that in her introduction only to say that in the way she spoke to her judicial philosophy, she was talking about being a neutral arbiter of...

Secretary of state antony blinken making explicit concerns. >> we believe china particular has responsibility to use its influence to president putin and defend the principles and rules it professes to support. instead, it appears that china is moving in the opposite direction, by refusing to condemn this aggression, while seeking to portray itself as an arbiter. and were concerned theyre considering assisting russia. >> and the concerns have grown more palpable over the last few days due to int...

But the white house says president biden will raise the subject with his chinese counterpart xi jinping in a phone call scheduled for friday. heres what the us secretary of state antony blinken had to say. we believe china in particular has a responsibility to use its influence on president putin and to defend the international rules and principles that it professes to support. instead, it appears that china is moving in the opposite direction by refusing to condemn this aggression while seeking...

Ceremonies putin did and thats when the tanks rolled. so its kind hard right now for china to play the coy part of being disinterested. president biden is clearly going to ask gee to openly condemn the invasion of ukraine. hes not going to do that . we wants the same thing that china always wants wants to be seen as a tough customer ,wants to be feared to be isolated the way china was, say the pre nixon years before its economy bloomed. so hes walking a little of a diplomatic tightrope. i want t...

Its approach to russia in terms of trying to assertively try to push putin from office, i do think that the presidents comments about being a war criminal as well as saying that russia merits a better leader, will have a longer term impact in terms of, say, sanctions, for example. and its going to be very difficult to take steps in the future that relieve pressure on someone like putin given what hes done. >> okay. lets talk about french president emmanuel macron who said this on french tv this ...