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>> well turn to olga from one plus one media. >> reporter: from your perspective is budapest memorandum alive or dead? and what actions do you expect from partners to be taken under budapest? thank you. >> well, in effect, russia began to tear up the budapest memorandum in 2014 when it seized crimea and went into the donbas, leading, backing, financing, supporting the separatists in waging wars in the donbas. i think what weve seen in the last 24 hours is the further repudiation of budapest by r...

You about clubs in the bag. given what the administration has said, which is hey, were not going to intervene militarily in this conflict, sanctions is the name of the game. part of what theyre saying is that they didnt go as far as they can go with sanctions. obviously you want to have more clubs in the bag because things could get worse. talk about whats being contemplated in terms of further sanctions if the ones theyve rolled out dont have an effect. >> one of the questions we posed, what do...

Every single one of those wars he believes that he won without justification by the way. he is not afraid of war and he thinks hell win the next one. >> whether he won -- regardless whether he won or lost, hes still there. hes still got the power, is richer than he was before and has more power than he had before. michael crowley irk have had two days of the smartest people i know on foreign policy saying theres no way sanctions are going to affect vladimir putins calculus. i know there are lots...

Into ukraine to assist those ukrainians who might be about to be clobbered by russia. theyll do what they can to support the insurgency, to beef up security on their own, on natos own eastern banks, but for the moment, thats as far as they plan to go. you dont know what happens when war starts. >> its certainly the case, inning youre right, conventional wisdom among most people is that it would not be a world war. one who said it would was joe biden about a week ago. hagar, were waiting for anto...

And to the banks there. about the try to cut off the ability to have russia to be able to finance its debt, at oligarchs and elites. talk to us about the sanctions about how tough they are. >> sure. well, president biden has had an opportunity to have lived something like this before in 2014. i was at the treasury department when putin annexed crimea and when we fashioned those sanctions. the difference between then and now is that back then, we were, sanctions russia was a very new concept. i r...

The same tactics that the u.s. army faced in iraq, for example, during the insurgency there. what does that look like? we dont know where things end once they start. nobody knew that when peaceful protesters came out in syria to protest assad that it would lead to brexit. these can set in action that to be can mitigate. >> the beginning of a war is like opening the door to a dark room, one never knows whats in the darkness. and in "the atlantic," the headline is "putin chooses a forever war." he...

It would be a huge escalation, incredibly difficult to do and it would be extremely painful for american consumers, consumers around the world. the last thing joe biden wants right now is to push gas prices any higher. so its very difficult to imagine that happening. but if it looked as those putin was and possibly had designs that is the conversation that would probably come next once woo have such as technology and sanctioning major russian financial institutions in a way in a would damage rus...

Seriously then they began to get intelligence about what was happening on the ground. i think from the beginning, theyve feared this could really happen and here we are on the eve of what could be a catastrophic invasion. >> catty, im going to bring you in. david just made the point that there are two things. one has been this war and that nato has hung together so far and that the administration has been putting europe and nato front and center. i want to play a little joe biden before i ask yo...

Im going to let you comment. >> i apologize. i have to go teach for thanks for letting me go first. i do have a day job at stanford. a couple of things, lets just cut to the chase. yes, the trump administration did some good things on russia policy. the trump administration did some good things. we can debate plusses and minuses of that but mr. trump himself, you just you a he wanted to do whatever he wanted. he interto try to win reelection and let are no illusions. if ands that what putin was ...

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