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To go anywhere. the american people are not going to render themselves defenseless in this. >> theyre not. when you see the kind of rhetoric thats coming out and joe biden talking about 9 millimeters being high-caliber, honestly thats probably the most popular caliber in a handgun for defense thats used. heres the other thing. summary breaks into your home, my home, or anybodys home. what did they do? they dont go out and look at a lot to try to make sure that the bad guys dont have guns, they t...

Would not do that. there was a lot of discussion about a no-fly zone. they have not signed off on that. so this is certainly another step towards helping ukraine, but from the perspective of the biden administration, it is an offensive -- defensive step i should say and again, assurances are really key and at the crux of the decision to move fourth. >> courtney, how will this change the game for ukrainian fighters? >> this gaves the ukrainian military a couple capabilities that they need in the ...

Nature be? it something emerging of a nuclear nature be? , , nature be? it is entirely predictable _ nature be? it is entirely predictable that - nature be? it is entirely predictable that russia | nature be? it is entirely i predictable that russia will nature be? it is entirely _ predictable that russia will mouth off in the way that it has. i find extraordinary that they, the nation, the government, the army that has destroyed so much of ukraine should describe this as an escalatory measure. ...

If these pledges, could these come fast enough? they cant. its absurd because germany _ fast enough? they cant. its absurd because germany pledged - fast enough? they cant. its absurd because germany pledged weeks i fast enough? they cant. its absurd l because germany pledged weeks ago weapons, ammunition, anti—aircraft capabilities and they havent arrived yet. weve been saying this, many of us have been saying this ever since the success of ukraine in the battle for kyiv, now was the time to ...

Very important but we need to continue, the west, to give ukraine the means to do what it needs to do. which is to build up an offensive capability. and if we can do that, if the west can do that and ukraine can continue to fight as they have done, there is a real chance overtime— of course it will take time — that ukraine skin build up the capability to return to the pre—24 february line. the capability to return to the pre-24 february line.- the capability to return to the pre-24 februar...

Ukraine, earlier, i spoke to mark kimmitt, former us assistant secretary of state for political—military affairs. i started by asking him what the impact of these new weapons could be on the battlefield. they certainly wont change the game, but they may slow down this initiative were seeing on the part of the russians. these weapons will be able to get into the rear lines of the russians, where they are most vulnerable and where they will need to continue their logistics and their artillery if...

Conflict, a way out of? oh, no, not at all, conflict, a way out of? oh, no, not at all. but — conflict, a way out of? oh, no, not at all, but again, _ conflict, a way out of? oh, no, not at all, but again, this _ conflict, a way out of? oh, no, not at all, but again, this is _ conflict, a way out of? oh, no, not at all, but again, this is not - conflict, a way out of? oh, no, not at all, but again, this is not going. at all, but again, this is not going to be a strategic turning point, this is...

They certainly have the capacity for enrichment. they certainly have the capacity to make missiles and there is a lot of indication that they have also researched how to whip a nice there uranium so a critical decision they have to make for the next step. the world is a — make for the next step. the world is a very _ make for the next step. the world is a very different place to 2015 when the nuclear pact collapsed and rush of course now threatening to flex its nuclear muscles in the war in uk...

We never planned to attack russia. we never planned to attack russia now. but we need to defend our territory. we need to repel the aggression. we need to get the enemy out from our territory. this is what we have been doing. and were very grateful to the united states for all the support we have received so far. and we are working very hard now on the next packages, which will include very needed capabilities. so, again, i dont want to get into the discussions of, you know, specific phrases, bu...

And looking back at the history tok that time do you think that we as a country got bogged down and believe the bigger threat was china. and is china. >> there is no question. ended someways those fights are still going on. terrorism hasnt gone away from the face of the earth pick at the same time, while we were in iraq and afghanistan, china and russell for forming -- with what they are doing right now. so i think that we were clearly engaged and decisively engaged in both of those conflicts wh...