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Iii, so even from a political perspective, the one thing we talk about in the ukrainian community is, sure, 81 million people dead and alive voted for joe biden because they didnt like president trumps meme tweets, but we were a safer america, and biden did not invade ukraine while he was president. we had a weak president who also learn from the best in barack obama, who famously talked about this redline in syria and then what happens, you know, one year and one day later, assad gases his own ...

Package of sanctions, that goes after any country that exports things like computer chips to russia to try to strangle putin in his country. >> carley: that is right. we expect to hear from president biden noon eastern time today as he talks about more sanctions on russia because of this massive invasion that is unfolding right now. thank you, griff, bring in rebecca cafler, an expert born in russia. rebecca, this is a map of ukraine and explosions heard around the country keecov. are you surpri...

Wants to see that kind of conflict between new nuclear super powers like the united states and russia. >> the good news is the u.s. has not issued any kind of warning of a cyber threat to our satellites. bad news it has for our companies coast to coast and those that provide critical infrastructure. a good conversation to start having now. >> dana: thank you, aishah. >> president biden: the reason for inflation is the supply chains were cut off meaning that the products for example automobiles, ...

As well. an element in the barriers for paying jobs as to how thats actually going to happen is really the question. what do you make of it, ron, did he address inflation the way it should have been addressed? >> i actually think, yasmin, i dont think anybody. is this is a complex phenomenon -- supply chains around the world are disruptive. we have shortages of a wide variety of goods. everything from automobiles, computer chips even potato chips. and as a consequence, we have seen prices rise d...

Their access to the western financial system. there is also these major export, technology sanctions going to prevent russia from accessing many sensitive technologies, semiconductors, computer chips, et cetera, that can help them for military defense and aerospace purposes. there are additional sanks against russian oligarchs and elites close to vladimir putin and restrictions on 13 state run companies, cutting off their access to western capitals. so some very significant sanctions, but noneth...

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Juncture is absolutely required with the absence of us being able to square off with russia and cripple their economy even more than we already have. with that said, the president then has to come out and tick off each of the things that will be affected by deepening sanctions against russia, whether it is higher gasoline and oil prices, whether its higher wheat prices, ukraine is the bread basket of eastern europe today. palladium prices go up and that goes into computer chips and catalytic con...

Words about putin, and i can understand her. [laughter] neil: understand as well. olena, thank you very, very much. she did have a brief opportunity to reunite with her husband whos back fighting, as they say, the good fight here. determined, determined to make sure vladimir putin fails in his efforts to take over that country. a couple of developments in that regard i want to pass along before we take a very, very quick break, aeronot is halting all international flights to belarus. aeronot has...

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