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>> given putins actions at this point, should we even offer him an off-ramp that keeps him in power? >> oh, theres always room for diplomacy, and i suspect we have very little ability to remove putin from power other than strangely as it seems the sanctions, because ill think putins greatest fear as was previously referenced, is to be thrown out by his own people and hide in some hole as weve seen previous tyrants do, hiding from their own people. but theres always room for diplomacy. if theres ...

They might provide him an off ramp, as they did in 2014 after the invasion of crimea. she says... she goes on to say... it cannot, can it, the bilateral summits in geneva, president macron going to moscow. something has to change. even if there is this uneasy peace. i change. even if there is this uneasy neace. . ., change. even if there is this uneasy n eace. . ., ., change. even if there is this uneasy neace. _, ., ., ., peace. i could not agree more. the fact is that — peace. i could not ag...

[ speaking foreign language ] into a reference to, quote, cleansing a society and end quote in russia or western europe. always concerning, cati. he certainly sounds like someone trying to deal with a dissent or unrest in his autocratic way. not yet someone who is trying to sell a saving face measure or an off-ramp or a peace deal which might lessen his need to do this so-called quote cleansing. >> yeah, i mean it was a really vit re ollic kind of rant. that he went on. you have this dual image ...

That he would want to increase his capability going forward. weve just not seen that yet. again, the most -- the smartest thing he could do right now is to make a decision to end this conflict. you know, hes passed by a number of opportunities to off-ramp, deescalate and try to settle this through negotiations. we call upon him to do so. >> kim, i keep hearing experts talk about the importance of making sure that putin has an off-ramp to avoid something like the use of nuclear weapons, but he do...

Recognised as independent states and neutrality for ukraine, now the neutrality for ukraine is the easy part, right? those two other things are really hard for president zelensky to accept. and i dont see how you get to a deal without solving those two things. and him saving face. so youve a situation where putin needs an off—ramp but zelensky need a deal he gets out of the public and in a weird way putin has an easier time. he can try to dress up whatever deal he gets and deploy his propagand...

Remember what it was like to be under soviet rule, it was only 30 years. the prime ministers mother and grandmother were shipped off to a gulag in siberia and survived. >> wow. >> right now they feel the strength of unity in the west. they want to make sure that putin loses this war, not that he can somehow figure out an off ramp or get some land in exchange for a cease-fire. they think thats appeasement in a way or thats kind of weakness. she was just all over the notice of dictators only deal ...

Staying around. we appreciate it. up next, the u.s. is turning up the pressure on china saying there could be consequences if they give any economic or military help to russia. plus, as the war stretches into day 20, is there any diplomatic off-ramp for vladimir putin? ill ask state department spokesman ned price next. ♪ birds flyin high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide whats next...

Ratings 42.9% disapproving 51.7, what are great dangers of of for president biden. >> we know that president bidens poll numbers started to fall after the botched withdraw from afghanistan he projected american weakness to the world. and this is what has encouraged vladimir putin to take this gamble. and so, we -- president biden cant continue to project weakness and give . super powers. putin wants to speak with him. joe biden himself, has to find some way of giving an off-ramp, to vladimir put...

Early" white house bureau chief at "politico", jonathan lemire. the bbcs katty kay is still with us as well. here is the op-ed that was mentioned in the last block. the doctor is the head of the beijing think tank, an advisor for the chinese government and writes this piece for "the new york times" entitled "its time to offer russia with an off ramp and china can help with that." we are now in an escalatory spiral, he writes. mounting pressure on mr. putin will likely make the situation more d...

Union? hes either crazy or crazy like a fox, a very dangerous fox. joining me now, "washington post" columnist maximum booth and history professor ruth of strong men. thank you for coming to "the sunday show." ruth, this is your first time on with me. i will start with you. ive been asking about the potential off-ramps for putin to end this war. is there really an off-ramp he would take, and would he take it because hes in too deep? >> yeah, first of all, when we talk about putin maybe being u...