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I guess there are more question marks as to whether this position that moscow holds is still true, because the americans have weighed in with plans for sanctions that are not only on energy but that are also on export controls for technology, etc, and that might hurt the russians as well but your point is still valid, there is a short—term effect and the question is, are we willing to pay the price, and this especially applies to berlin, where i am sitting. are we willing to pay for short—te...

Saying joe biden gave the green light last week at the press conference. >> steve: we heard it. >> ainsley: other countries think they can seize the moment america is weak and disorganized. afghanistan rip hell effect and carry into china or iran or north korea. >> brian: a couple of things, evidently "the washington post" has a story today that were trying this weapon thats kind of unique. the same thing we did to huawei. and looking to use foreign direct product rules to deny them semiconducto...

Allies. the president has spoken to the 8,500 troops that are at a heightened state of readiness, should they be called into theater. weve talked about were vladimir putin to go forward, we would do even more to reassure and to reinforce natos eastern flank. perhaps the most important thing weve done is to speak in no uncertain terms about the severe significant sudden cost that would befall russian federation if vladimir putin and his aggression were to go forward. weve spoken of unprecedented ...

Supplies, including semiconductors and chips. those are backbone to virtually any electronics these days, powering everything from phones to jets. it just so happens that nearly all are made with either u.s. tools or u.s. software. if the u.s. government put strict export controls that prevent those things from being sold to russia for any reason, that would not just share of the russian economy, it would be a significant blow to russias military. that new threat comes as the biden administratio...

Before. it revolves around something the white house was talking about today as well. one is, trying to find other sources of natural gas that could help supplement especially our european al highs who are worried that if russia is sanctioned here and if they were to move, that russia would respond by cutting off the energy which western europe, so dependent on. the u.s. is working to find other resources beyond russia to fill in that gap but more importantly, work, the united states is also tal...

Given the current energy crisis and the fact that if you put sanctions on russia and then russias exports of natural gas, for example, were to fall, the price would go up even more? and in a way, the sanctions would have a backlash effect on western europe and america as well? i think that is what moscow has taken into account, that they may not take the sanctions forward, i guess there are more questions as to whether this position that moscow holds is still true because the americans have weig...

It did not work. what is different this time around? the president did say last week that maybe we will prevent russian banks from -- or russian government entities from trading in u. s. dollars. what is the thing that is really going to decide to either bring them to the table, or moved their troops off the border? >> the sanctions we put on during the obama administration were moderate. the russians backed off a bit for a time. and now, putin is back with a much more serious threat to ukraine....

Russia for the losses due to sanctions and export controls and the like. just one more thing, on the broader issue of china and russia, because there was a lot of hype about the statement they put out and it was a notable statement that we have taken a careful look at. i said this before and i want to say it again and then i will leave because jen is standing up, and its well past my time to go. the united states under the biden administration has confidence in us and in the west. we are 50% plu...

And it would include continued support to ukraine. the president held a secured video conference today with key allies and partners to coordinate our approach to this crisis. the participants were the uk, france, poland, romania, the secretary general of nato and the presidents of the european union. we have achieved a remarkable level of unity and common purpose from the broad strategy down to the technical details. if russia precedes its long term power will be diminished and not enhanced by a...

Vladimir putin. those are the people that can potentially convince putin not to take certaining shuns. what the u.s. and allies are hoping, by targeting these oligarchs, threatening to freeze their assets, target their families even, they can hopefully pull strings with russian president vladimir putin and try to get him to pull back from the border. theres a range of other sanctions options that the u.s. is looking at, not just sanctioning the inner circle of the kremlin, to include sanctions o...