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Alliance. for many years, people around the world, here in the united states were starting to feel that america was no longer able to stand up for our values. that the atlantic alliance was dying. the european countries didnt stand for anything other than commerce and getting rich. what were now seeing is that our entire world rests upon a foundation of peace, of democracy, of open societies and innovation. and president biden is taking an important step along with the europeans not just to supp...

Was talking about that you have a whole lot more commerce and your economy depends on strength of e.u., nato, u.s., much more than any economy of russia, which is diminishing by the minute. >> martha: heres a sound from jake sullivan talking about the relationship and how its going in these discussions to encourage no military aid from china. >> since the presidents call with xi jinping, since my meeting, we have not seen the chinese move forward with military equipment to russia but its somethi...

Broad to allow for federal regulation of interstate commerce and the growth of the economy in this country. but over time the supreme court has made clear the commerce clause limits the federal government, limited authority under the commerce clause. the state of the law is such that the federal government through the commerce clause is only permitted to regulate channels of interstate commerce, instrumentalities of interstate commerce and activities that substantially affect interstate commerce...

From this war for just a moment. lets start with the very latest news from the white house and in ukraine. kelly odonnell is at her post at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. matt bradley is in lviv once again in western ukraine. i also want to bring in john gunderson, the former acting u.n. ambassador in ukraine, estonia, iceland and norway and opened the u.s. embassy in kyiv. he was a former army officer in vietnam. a big thanks to all of you. kelly, lets start with you there. president biden just anno...

The world. >> ukrainian president zelenskyy in a moving address to congress. pleading for more help, more weapons, and more sanctions against russia. well get reaction from lawmakers and break down how president biden is answering that call. plus, biden calls vladimir putin a war criminal as ukraine accuses russia of bombing a theater where hundreds of civilians were seeking shelter. were live on the ground as the russian invasion of ukraine enters week four. good morning. and welcome to "wa...

For coming on. so i think, you know washington is having a moral debate is what russia did. it is beyond debate at this point but the question is what is the effect the united states and of destroying the russian economy? what is the effect, do you think? >> i think the effect is we are running a real risk of creating basically a new soviet union through sanctions in my opinion are targeted more to the people of russia and that ordinary citizens. no one seems to care about the russian people at ...

To brushes with nuclear disaster. our response has been to up pose sanctions. -- impose sanction, stop buying oil and gas from one brutal dictator only to buy oil and gas from other brutal dictators, we talk tough about international norms and russia ostracized from the world community. we have imposed banking and commerce and finance sanctions, that is what weve done, then the list of things we say, well not do. we will not send troops. we will not impose a no-fly zone. we are a tepid at best a...

Security from the west. its halfway being in the west. that allows putin to claim victory and give up on the big role of conquest which hell claim he never wanted anyway. i think the sticking point, the hardest thing to negotiate anyhow will be sanctions. the russians will want sanctions relieved. the united states say no to that. the british say no to that. some of the central allies on the european continent are desperate to get ordinary trade and commerce back because theyre hurting a lot fro...

The ones who are going to be sanctioned. theyre the ones who, you know, are seeing stores shut down and all of this commerce leaving russia, and theyre not going to be allowed to fly to this country. theyre seeing these walls go back up that are going to isolate russia from the rest of the world. and i am going to be fascinated to see and find out just how long they can tolerate that. >> i gotta tell you, the niemsz, your paper, has an incredible piece today talking about kind of the progression...

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