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So there is no way that they could miss out exploiting another foreign crisis. cant let a crisis like this go to waste. peter schweizer is the author of "clinton cash" and president of government accountability institute. i dont know, peter, i want to be fair, they probably have perhaps some good intentions in ukraine maybe get help to people who need it there i dont want to begrudge them of that it seems like when the clintons get involved, there is always side money, what are you thinking and ...

The spread of covid-19 and the crackdowns in hong conand the wieger community and forced labor campus. and biden lifted all sanctions on russias nord stream-2 pipeline while ending our pipeline in the u.s. putin announced his intentions on july 12th declairing his lust for ukraine during a long, deranged, rambling paper of his. russian troops and equipment were amassing at ukraine a border for a year and biden failed to turn the screws. he failed to reimpose sanctions until today. they are pathe...

Near an area where people are trying to get out, where people have been killed. so it does certainly appear, abby, that all bets are off. that certainly we cannot believe what the russians are saying when it comes to their intentions here. very clearly not just going after the military infrastructure, but hitting civilians as well, abby. >> thank you for your excellent reporting, alex marquardt, stay safe out there. joining me now is retired marine general john allen, the former commander of t...

Weapon. we dont either. we have a range of strong disagreements with them, we cant speak for their intentions here. we certainly believe its in both interests for this to move forward. >> does the president believe its important for president zelensky to be at the nato summit next week as long as its safe for him to do so? >> i have not discussed that with the president. the president is going there to meet with nato partners and allies. president zelensky is -- his country is in the middle of a...

Veterans. they say they are very willing, in fact committed, to the fight here. >> john: russia has got an awful lot of armor headed their way. mike, thank you. >> sandra: lets get back to the white house. peter doocy, you just had a chance to question the president. you got a few questions in there. one that stuck out to me, you confident that they will be as strong as russian bullets, missiles, and tanks? he immediately qualified, and ukraine. >> asked, and something else that stood out from t...

Largest city in the country. so moving west, to the capital, kyiv, that is really the most decisive, most politically important bite of all. and a lot of people living in the capitol were not expecting vladimir putin to send his military to attack the capitol. it is not a russian speaking majority city, not like kharkiv, to the east. so it is the home of the government, which is mostly opposed to moscow. so that access has mostly been blocked as well, and that has been a major frustration for th...

Ground there. and one of the pieces of information that they were told was that russian forces entering from belarus were about 20 miles outside of kyiv. and now that briefing took place about 6 1/2 hours ago. so those numbers may have changed since then, but that was a startling piece of information to the senators and congressmen who heard it. they also were told that these forces have the goal of encircling the city, that they were under attack from the north, south and east of kyiv. and so a...

That russia — couple of days. so, what we see is that russia showed no respect for the nato- that russia showed no respect for the nato— russia founding act, and of course _ the nato— russia founding act, and of course if— the nato— russia founding act, and of course, if you have a founding act between two partners, nato and russia. _ act between two partners, nato and russia. and — act between two partners, nato and russia, and one part doesnt respect that agreement, the agreement d...

This is another piece of a russian playbook which is to disrupt in cyberspace. lets see, anybody else? >> jenny. the intentions on ukraine that lead to crimea, you had said to invade ukraine, what would the u.s. do if russia were to use nuclear weapons in this invasion? what would be the attack on the korean peninsula? because there is a fear that korea would -- any comment? >> yeah, im going to avoid speculating and getting into hypotheticals particularly about the potential use of nuclear weap...

It supported separatist and eastern ukraine, and sanctions followed. russia has taken measures to lessen the impact. nonetheless, after this we can pile —— of this invasion, but the west has taken he might as well. the sanctions are designed to take a heavy— the sanctions are designed to take a heavy toll— the sanctions are designed to take a heavy toll on the kremlins interests and their ability to finance _ interests and their ability to finance war.— finance war. the sanction involv...