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Somewhat in the eye of the beholder. but financial experts say they are pretty tough. and what are we doing with troops? were moving them as close to the border to protect our nato allies as possible. moving these additional troops today to germany. as for the energy component, the saudis, our friends the saudis have said no. were siding with russia. theyre not going to help us by pumping more oil and one of the other reasons not to do, theyve done the export, the u.s. today, the president did t...

The russian financial institutions that do business with europe, with the united states, with the rest world. i also think youll see export controls that will prevent russian industrial capacity from manufacturing high technology capabilities, so i think youll see these economic sanctions. i think youll see our troops in our nato ally countries go on high alert. i think youll continue to see us arm, train and equip the ukranian forces so that they can impose costs on russia if russia further adv...

To be a long—term process. you we go forward. i think this is going to be a long-term process. you make several different _ to be a long-term process. you make several different points. _ to be a long-term process. you make several different points. so _ to be a long-term process. you make several different points. so let - to be a long-term process. you make several different points. so let me . several different points. so let me take them in stages. you mentioned president biden do to speak...

Russias defense space and maritime centers. in total, the united states and our partners will effectively be cutting off more than half of all high-tech imports going into russia, this includes curbing russias access to advanced semiconductors and other foundational technologies that russia needs to diversify and modernize its economy. working in tandem these financial sanctions and the export controls will undercut his aspirations to project power on the world stage. those impacts intensified d...

Stretching back to post 2014. presumably, almost all of those 193 have taken matters into their own hands since those sanctions were imposed, and have worked their way around them. as i imagine the russian economy itself has done. they are not dependent on whether or not the west imposes sanctions, other anymore? not the west imposes sanctions, otheranymore? in not the west imposes sanctions, other anymore?— other anymore? in some respects. _ other anymore? in some respects. no- _ other anymor...

>> its not clear that it will influence the immediate outcome in the sense that it will get putin to stop the war in a way that he otherwise wouldnt or to cease hostilities sooner than he would have. but certainly over the long run this is going to matter dramatically should the trajectory of russian power in the world to economic performance and to the life of everyday russians. what youre seeing is certainly the financial sanctions and the kind of export controls that will go into starve russi...

>> is there anything that can be done to put more pressure on putin? what about all this concern about germany and others not going along with the s.w.i.ft. system. i know the president says the sanctions he put in place are tougher but they take a while to take effect as well. and does seem sanctions dont seem to have any effect on vladimir putin. >> i think he factored in the sanctions. we made it very clear. the effect is more importantly felt by the people of russia. if they feel that their ...

Still on ubs globally. you have intimate knowledge of the swift financial system. that is at the center of the next consideration by president biden and the white house whether we will remove a putin and russia from the financial messaging system. the indication is that would hurt. that is not happened yet. doesnt need to? >> thanks for having me on. everything biden has done unilaterally has been powerful. he sanctioned the two largest banks. he did the export controls. he band and froze assets...

Getting the fine print on export controls. if we implement those and dont allow microchips from the u.s. they are in a world of hurt. thats why we should go. >> sandra: the german foreign minister said cutting off "swift" would make it impossible to finance ngos. >> the closer you get to russia the more consequences for your own country. germany has an enormous amount and trade back and forth. those are being shut down by vladimir putin as the demonstrators on the street.

The united states. we do expect president biden to get on a virtual call with members of the g7 tomorrow mid-morning washington time. that is where the leaders, we expect, will discuss potential sanctions that they will impose on moscow for what its doing tonight, what it has begun tonight. then we expect to hear from the president midday tomorrow washington time, and that is when we expect him to lay out these sanctions that the u.s. plans to impose. and were hearing tonight from officials that...