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Lets all go stand and see what we can get. and i guarantee you hes going to get a lot. they are not going to get nato or new weapons, he will get some new deal. there will be some new thing and it will act as a victory and ukraine will be like, what about us? >> jesse: poor ukraine. >> tyrus: just like the people at the airport will say it, what about us, because everybody is coming to get a piece. >> katie: holding all the cards and all the leverage. >> jesse: which we do, send troops? >> harol...

Policy calling for an official boycott. i think is the right moe and thank you for remembering brett hyatt in the previous segment. he was a fighter for the rule of law and human rights. and he supported senator tomey and i a few years ago so hopefully we can all come together in support of the presidents actions. >> well, thank you for that. he was just such a strong voice and it is so important to respect real leaders in journalism like fred hyatt. china is furious about this, so will we give ...

And to try to avert the invasion and deter the invasion into ukraine. that is the object of our policy right now. those are the steps we are taking. thats what president biden is doing and the messages that hes sending to president putin and with respect to taiwan, the sum total of the efforts weve undertaken over the course of the past eight months in the indo pacific have also all be geared towards avoiding any kind of scenario, where china chooses to run freely. >> are there any thoughts on t...

Indeed, its leverage for the west. if putin wants to see the gas flow through, he might not invade. the president has shown the past eight months that he will do what he says he will do in response to russian action. president putin can count on that he said there would be costs for solar wands and others. hes not doing this to saber rattle, hes not doing to make threats. hes doing it to be clear and direct with both the russians and with our european allies about the best way forward. we think ...

Taiwan scenario never happens and to try to avert the invasion and deter the invasion in to ukraine that is the object of our policy right now. those are the steps were taking. thats what president biden is doing and the messages hes sending to president putin and with respect to taiwan, the sum total of the efforts we have undertaken over the last eight months in the indopacific have also all been geared towards avoiding any kind of scenario where china chooses -- >> is there any promise on the...

Firm counter measures but they are not saying what those counter measures are going to be. >> janice mackey fryer, reporting live, thank you as always. >> joe and mika, we heard with senator romney on board of this diplomatic boycott. we heard a number of republicans supporting with president biden on this. >> it seems like the fact that middle ground for now. diplomatic boycott. there are others of course who are never going to be happy and aint going to call for a full-blown boycott. i think w...

Never happens, and to try to divert the invasion, and deter the invasion into ukraine. that is the object of our policy right now. those are the steps we are taking. thats what president biden is doing, and the messages hes sending to president putin and with respect to taiwan, the sum total of the efforts we have taken over the past eight months in the indo-pacific, have also all been geared towards avoiding any kind of scenario where china chooses. >> is there any promise from the russian side...

The e.u.s economy as multiples bigger than russia. germanys alone is more than twice as big. so why isnt german funneling troops eastward? the answer is they dont really care about ukraine. if russia is such a menace, why did biden approve nord stream 2? if you are really worried about russia, he would want to keep our energy prices low here at home. the truth is biden gave putin a huge amount of leverage and hes about to use it to embarrass biden on the world stage which we told you what happen...

Something do with russias actions here. i would be more impressed if we were arming sufficiently arming the ukrainians now. why not javelin missiles. all i heard about was defensive missiles. what about offensive missiles. take some toll on the russians. be yesterday to take toll on the russians should they invade. and the nord stream two pipeline really do we really think we can impose upon the germans the willingness to give up that pipeline? having signed off on it? i wish we had more options...

Line here is can anything happen in this conversation with our president biden lead to vladimir putin feeling as if he cannot invade ukraine? did anything here serve as a catalyst that would make him concerned about making that move that the ramifications would be too great if he made that move? what would the response be as you move the chess pieces around the board. so what leverage did president biden walk into that room with at this point? heres a little glimpse of the top of the conversatio...